Jan. 28, 1855, he was married to Nancy Hartzler who died April 7, 1872. To this union were born 8 daughters and one son. Three daughters preceded him to the spirit world.
In 1899 he was married to Elizabeth Garber, who died in 1908.
He leaves 5 daughters, a son, 23 grandchildren, 4 great-grandchildren, and many friends.
Only the son and one daughter (Mrs. E. D. Plank of Topeka, Ind.) were present at the funeral of their father which took place April 24, 1921, where comforting words were spoken by the home brethren, Steiner and Esch, from Luke 23:28 (chosen text of the departed one).
He was laid away in the Fairview Cemetery.
Gospel Herald - Volume XIV, Number 10 - June 9, 1921 - page 207
Jan. 28, 1855, he was married to Nancy Hartzler who died April 7, 1872. To this union were born 8 daughters and one son. Three daughters preceded him to the spirit world.
In 1899 he was married to Elizabeth Garber, who died in 1908.
He leaves 5 daughters, a son, 23 grandchildren, 4 great-grandchildren, and many friends.
Only the son and one daughter (Mrs. E. D. Plank of Topeka, Ind.) were present at the funeral of their father which took place April 24, 1921, where comforting words were spoken by the home brethren, Steiner and Esch, from Luke 23:28 (chosen text of the departed one).
He was laid away in the Fairview Cemetery.
Gospel Herald - Volume XIV, Number 10 - June 9, 1921 - page 207
Family Members
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Rachel Hartzler Peachey
1856–1915
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Mattie Hartzler Hartzler
1857–1936
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Elizabeth Hartzler Miller
1860–1949
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Catharine Hartzler Yoder
1862–1942
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Nancy "Nannie" Hartzler Plank
1863–1933
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Abraham Lincoln Hartzler
1865–1952
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Matilda Hartzler Lantz
1868–1891
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Lydia Hartzler Miller
1869–1926
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Infant Daughter Hartzler
1872–1872
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