He was the son of Hezekiah Kinner and Margaret Young. Wife was Ida May Kratzer. They had eight children.
Warren County Western Star Newspaper, October 27, 1921, Obituary "He was internally injured on May 31, 1921 lifting something heavy at work in Kings Mills and was never well afterward. He possessed a kind heart, a clear conscience, and was scrupulously honest. He often denied himself to oblige others and was helpful wherever help was needed."
Warren County Western Star Newspaper, October 27, 1921, Obituary "He was internally injured on May 31, 1921 lifting something heavy at work in Kings Mills and was never well afterward. He possessed a kind heart, a clear conscience, and was scrupulously honest. He often denied himself to oblige others and was helpful wherever help was needed."
He was the son of Hezekiah Kinner and Margaret Young. Wife was Ida May Kratzer. They had eight children.
Warren County Western Star Newspaper, October 27, 1921, Obituary "He was internally injured on May 31, 1921 lifting something heavy at work in Kings Mills and was never well afterward. He possessed a kind heart, a clear conscience, and was scrupulously honest. He often denied himself to oblige others and was helpful wherever help was needed."
Warren County Western Star Newspaper, October 27, 1921, Obituary "He was internally injured on May 31, 1921 lifting something heavy at work in Kings Mills and was never well afterward. He possessed a kind heart, a clear conscience, and was scrupulously honest. He often denied himself to oblige others and was helpful wherever help was needed."
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