ALFRED J. CLADER, son of Levi, was born Aug. 13, 1852, at .the old Clader homestead in Hanover township. He was educated in the local schools and was engaged since 1872 in lime burning and stone quarrying, as well as farming, on the 6o-acre Clader tract, with the exception of a short period of employment in Philadelphia. He retired in 1910, and moved to Allentown, where he resides at 44 South Tenth street. He is a member of Zion Reformed church. Mr. Clader married, in 1875, Louisa Lichtenwalner of Macungie township. They have two children: Gertrude Mabel, wife of Fred H. Reichard, a letter carrier, of Allentown, and Alice Rachel, at home.
ALFRED J. CLADER, son of Levi, was born Aug. 13, 1852, at .the old Clader homestead in Hanover township. He was educated in the local schools and was engaged since 1872 in lime burning and stone quarrying, as well as farming, on the 6o-acre Clader tract, with the exception of a short period of employment in Philadelphia. He retired in 1910, and moved to Allentown, where he resides at 44 South Tenth street. He is a member of Zion Reformed church. Mr. Clader married, in 1875, Louisa Lichtenwalner of Macungie township. They have two children: Gertrude Mabel, wife of Fred H. Reichard, a letter carrier, of Allentown, and Alice Rachel, at home.
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Daughter Alice and grandson Paul C. Reichard also buried in same plot.
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