WIFE OF: Augustus Harper Aler
MOTHER OF:
James W. Aler
Almira Alice Aler (Mrs. William H. Rutledge)
Find A Grave Memorial # 20660047
Anderson Allen Aler
Andrew Albert Aler (never married)
(Buried in same cemetery as his parents)
John Henry Aler
(Buried in same cemetery as his parents)
Flora Helen Aler (Mrs. Joseph Knight)
Find A Grave Memorial # 71721293
Wesley Bond Aler (married Nora F. Beal)
DAUGHTER OF:
Ulrich "Ulry" Hoober &
Mary Ann Hoober nee Harbaugh
SISTER OF:
Elizabeth Hoober (Mrs. John Day) 1817-1897
Find A Grave mem# 99287547
Catherine Hoober 1821-1904
James William Hoober 1822-1906
(Married Percilla Monroe)
Jacob Hoober 1824-1878
John Harbaugh Hoober 1829-1912
Find A Grave Mem # 39878865
Barbara Susan Hoober (Mrs. Blizzard & Mrs. Bazler)
She is on Find A Grave Memorial # 7375230
Babara Hoober & Sarah Rosanne Hoober are Twins
Please Note: A special "Thank You" to Philip H. Pitzer for marker photo and to morlyn131 through Ancestry.com for post Civil War photo of Sarah & Augustus and for the additional info.
The Anthony Republican
Anthony, KSThursday, March 29, 1923Page 3, Column 6Mrs. Ayler Passed Away Last SundayDeath Ends Illness of One of Harper County’s Older Residents.—Was Pioneer in This Part of State.Another Harper county pioneer was called to her eternal reward when Mother Ayler of Pilot Knob township passed away, at her home Sunday at 10 P. M. surrounded by her children and grandchildren and great grandchildren and neighbors who had known her for thirty-five years. She had been seriously ill for over two weeks.Despite the fact that she had lived several years past the four score and she still maintained the old home where she and her husband reared their family and accumlated [sic] a competency. Few titles to Harper county land rest in the original owner but the Ayler homestead has never changed hands. Of the children born to this mother there remains one daughter Mrs. Knight of Denver and three sons Anderson, Andrew and W. Ball of whom reside in this community and are among the very best citizens of the county, reflecting great credit on their aged mother to whom they were devotedly attached. The funeral was held Wednesday and the remains interred by the side of her husband who preceded her about 25 years.
MOTHER OF:
James W. Aler
Almira Alice Aler (Mrs. William H. Rutledge)
Find A Grave Memorial # 20660047
Anderson Allen Aler
Andrew Albert Aler (never married)
(Buried in same cemetery as his parents)
John Henry Aler
(Buried in same cemetery as his parents)
Flora Helen Aler (Mrs. Joseph Knight)
Find A Grave Memorial # 71721293
Wesley Bond Aler (married Nora F. Beal)
DAUGHTER OF:
Ulrich "Ulry" Hoober &
Mary Ann Hoober nee Harbaugh
SISTER OF:
Elizabeth Hoober (Mrs. John Day) 1817-1897
Find A Grave mem# 99287547
Catherine Hoober 1821-1904
James William Hoober 1822-1906
(Married Percilla Monroe)
Jacob Hoober 1824-1878
John Harbaugh Hoober 1829-1912
Find A Grave Mem # 39878865
Barbara Susan Hoober (Mrs. Blizzard & Mrs. Bazler)
She is on Find A Grave Memorial # 7375230
Babara Hoober & Sarah Rosanne Hoober are Twins
Please Note: A special "Thank You" to Philip H. Pitzer for marker photo and to morlyn131 through Ancestry.com for post Civil War photo of Sarah & Augustus and for the additional info.
The Anthony Republican
Anthony, KSThursday, March 29, 1923Page 3, Column 6Mrs. Ayler Passed Away Last SundayDeath Ends Illness of One of Harper County’s Older Residents.—Was Pioneer in This Part of State.Another Harper county pioneer was called to her eternal reward when Mother Ayler of Pilot Knob township passed away, at her home Sunday at 10 P. M. surrounded by her children and grandchildren and great grandchildren and neighbors who had known her for thirty-five years. She had been seriously ill for over two weeks.Despite the fact that she had lived several years past the four score and she still maintained the old home where she and her husband reared their family and accumlated [sic] a competency. Few titles to Harper county land rest in the original owner but the Ayler homestead has never changed hands. Of the children born to this mother there remains one daughter Mrs. Knight of Denver and three sons Anderson, Andrew and W. Ball of whom reside in this community and are among the very best citizens of the county, reflecting great credit on their aged mother to whom they were devotedly attached. The funeral was held Wednesday and the remains interred by the side of her husband who preceded her about 25 years.
WIFE OF: Augustus Harper Aler
MOTHER OF:
James W. Aler
Almira Alice Aler (Mrs. William H. Rutledge)
Find A Grave Memorial # 20660047
Anderson Allen Aler
Andrew Albert Aler (never married)
(Buried in same cemetery as his parents)
John Henry Aler
(Buried in same cemetery as his parents)
Flora Helen Aler (Mrs. Joseph Knight)
Find A Grave Memorial # 71721293
Wesley Bond Aler (married Nora F. Beal)
DAUGHTER OF:
Ulrich "Ulry" Hoober &
Mary Ann Hoober nee Harbaugh
SISTER OF:
Elizabeth Hoober (Mrs. John Day) 1817-1897
Find A Grave mem# 99287547
Catherine Hoober 1821-1904
James William Hoober 1822-1906
(Married Percilla Monroe)
Jacob Hoober 1824-1878
John Harbaugh Hoober 1829-1912
Find A Grave Mem # 39878865
Barbara Susan Hoober (Mrs. Blizzard & Mrs. Bazler)
She is on Find A Grave Memorial # 7375230
Babara Hoober & Sarah Rosanne Hoober are Twins
Please Note: A special "Thank You" to Philip H. Pitzer for marker photo and to morlyn131 through Ancestry.com for post Civil War photo of Sarah & Augustus and for the additional info.
The Anthony Republican
Anthony, KSThursday, March 29, 1923Page 3, Column 6Mrs. Ayler Passed Away Last SundayDeath Ends Illness of One of Harper County’s Older Residents.—Was Pioneer in This Part of State.Another Harper county pioneer was called to her eternal reward when Mother Ayler of Pilot Knob township passed away, at her home Sunday at 10 P. M. surrounded by her children and grandchildren and great grandchildren and neighbors who had known her for thirty-five years. She had been seriously ill for over two weeks.Despite the fact that she had lived several years past the four score and she still maintained the old home where she and her husband reared their family and accumlated [sic] a competency. Few titles to Harper county land rest in the original owner but the Ayler homestead has never changed hands. Of the children born to this mother there remains one daughter Mrs. Knight of Denver and three sons Anderson, Andrew and W. Ball of whom reside in this community and are among the very best citizens of the county, reflecting great credit on their aged mother to whom they were devotedly attached. The funeral was held Wednesday and the remains interred by the side of her husband who preceded her about 25 years.
MOTHER OF:
James W. Aler
Almira Alice Aler (Mrs. William H. Rutledge)
Find A Grave Memorial # 20660047
Anderson Allen Aler
Andrew Albert Aler (never married)
(Buried in same cemetery as his parents)
John Henry Aler
(Buried in same cemetery as his parents)
Flora Helen Aler (Mrs. Joseph Knight)
Find A Grave Memorial # 71721293
Wesley Bond Aler (married Nora F. Beal)
DAUGHTER OF:
Ulrich "Ulry" Hoober &
Mary Ann Hoober nee Harbaugh
SISTER OF:
Elizabeth Hoober (Mrs. John Day) 1817-1897
Find A Grave mem# 99287547
Catherine Hoober 1821-1904
James William Hoober 1822-1906
(Married Percilla Monroe)
Jacob Hoober 1824-1878
John Harbaugh Hoober 1829-1912
Find A Grave Mem # 39878865
Barbara Susan Hoober (Mrs. Blizzard & Mrs. Bazler)
She is on Find A Grave Memorial # 7375230
Babara Hoober & Sarah Rosanne Hoober are Twins
Please Note: A special "Thank You" to Philip H. Pitzer for marker photo and to morlyn131 through Ancestry.com for post Civil War photo of Sarah & Augustus and for the additional info.
The Anthony Republican
Anthony, KSThursday, March 29, 1923Page 3, Column 6Mrs. Ayler Passed Away Last SundayDeath Ends Illness of One of Harper County’s Older Residents.—Was Pioneer in This Part of State.Another Harper county pioneer was called to her eternal reward when Mother Ayler of Pilot Knob township passed away, at her home Sunday at 10 P. M. surrounded by her children and grandchildren and great grandchildren and neighbors who had known her for thirty-five years. She had been seriously ill for over two weeks.Despite the fact that she had lived several years past the four score and she still maintained the old home where she and her husband reared their family and accumlated [sic] a competency. Few titles to Harper county land rest in the original owner but the Ayler homestead has never changed hands. Of the children born to this mother there remains one daughter Mrs. Knight of Denver and three sons Anderson, Andrew and W. Ball of whom reside in this community and are among the very best citizens of the county, reflecting great credit on their aged mother to whom they were devotedly attached. The funeral was held Wednesday and the remains interred by the side of her husband who preceded her about 25 years.
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