Son of William J (1775-1859) and Sarah (nee Phillips) (1780-1869) Elarton.
He had ten siblings:
John (1797-1864)
Mary J (1798-1880)
Margaret (1801-1860)
Jane (1802-1894)
Sarah (1805-1864)
Samuel (1808-1884)
Elizabeth (1809-1875)
James Jasper (1816-1896)
Robert (1819-1903)
Emily (1824-1914)
He married Mary Jane Harvey (1820-1918), daughter of Gideon E (1790-1881) and Catherine (nee Vincent) (1796-1851).
They had eight children:
John Wesley (1844-1919)
Sarah Catherine (1846-1934)
Emily Emma (1848-1938)
Mary Virginia (1851-1957)
Francis Irwin (1854-1935)
William H (1857-1868)
Charles Edward 1860-1941)
Mary Virginia (1861-1867)
Cabinetmaker; carpenter
From the EVENING JOURNAL, Mt. Pleasant, Henry Co. Iowa, 1 August 1899, p. 1, column 2, An Old Pioneer Gone, "William Elarton, an old resident of Hillsboro, died at his home there Sunday afternoon about 5 o'clock. His death was caused by cancer of the face from which he had been a great sufferer for a long time. The funeral was held there this morning at 11 o'clock. He was the father of Mrs. Otto Kapferer, of this city."
He had ten siblings:
John (1797-1864)
Mary J (1798-1880)
Margaret (1801-1860)
Jane (1802-1894)
Sarah (1805-1864)
Samuel (1808-1884)
Elizabeth (1809-1875)
James Jasper (1816-1896)
Robert (1819-1903)
Emily (1824-1914)
He married Mary Jane Harvey (1820-1918), daughter of Gideon E (1790-1881) and Catherine (nee Vincent) (1796-1851).
They had eight children:
John Wesley (1844-1919)
Sarah Catherine (1846-1934)
Emily Emma (1848-1938)
Mary Virginia (1851-1957)
Francis Irwin (1854-1935)
William H (1857-1868)
Charles Edward 1860-1941)
Mary Virginia (1861-1867)
Cabinetmaker; carpenter
From the EVENING JOURNAL, Mt. Pleasant, Henry Co. Iowa, 1 August 1899, p. 1, column 2, An Old Pioneer Gone, "William Elarton, an old resident of Hillsboro, died at his home there Sunday afternoon about 5 o'clock. His death was caused by cancer of the face from which he had been a great sufferer for a long time. The funeral was held there this morning at 11 o'clock. He was the father of Mrs. Otto Kapferer, of this city."
Son of William J (1775-1859) and Sarah (nee Phillips) (1780-1869) Elarton.
He had ten siblings:
John (1797-1864)
Mary J (1798-1880)
Margaret (1801-1860)
Jane (1802-1894)
Sarah (1805-1864)
Samuel (1808-1884)
Elizabeth (1809-1875)
James Jasper (1816-1896)
Robert (1819-1903)
Emily (1824-1914)
He married Mary Jane Harvey (1820-1918), daughter of Gideon E (1790-1881) and Catherine (nee Vincent) (1796-1851).
They had eight children:
John Wesley (1844-1919)
Sarah Catherine (1846-1934)
Emily Emma (1848-1938)
Mary Virginia (1851-1957)
Francis Irwin (1854-1935)
William H (1857-1868)
Charles Edward 1860-1941)
Mary Virginia (1861-1867)
Cabinetmaker; carpenter
From the EVENING JOURNAL, Mt. Pleasant, Henry Co. Iowa, 1 August 1899, p. 1, column 2, An Old Pioneer Gone, "William Elarton, an old resident of Hillsboro, died at his home there Sunday afternoon about 5 o'clock. His death was caused by cancer of the face from which he had been a great sufferer for a long time. The funeral was held there this morning at 11 o'clock. He was the father of Mrs. Otto Kapferer, of this city."
He had ten siblings:
John (1797-1864)
Mary J (1798-1880)
Margaret (1801-1860)
Jane (1802-1894)
Sarah (1805-1864)
Samuel (1808-1884)
Elizabeth (1809-1875)
James Jasper (1816-1896)
Robert (1819-1903)
Emily (1824-1914)
He married Mary Jane Harvey (1820-1918), daughter of Gideon E (1790-1881) and Catherine (nee Vincent) (1796-1851).
They had eight children:
John Wesley (1844-1919)
Sarah Catherine (1846-1934)
Emily Emma (1848-1938)
Mary Virginia (1851-1957)
Francis Irwin (1854-1935)
William H (1857-1868)
Charles Edward 1860-1941)
Mary Virginia (1861-1867)
Cabinetmaker; carpenter
From the EVENING JOURNAL, Mt. Pleasant, Henry Co. Iowa, 1 August 1899, p. 1, column 2, An Old Pioneer Gone, "William Elarton, an old resident of Hillsboro, died at his home there Sunday afternoon about 5 o'clock. His death was caused by cancer of the face from which he had been a great sufferer for a long time. The funeral was held there this morning at 11 o'clock. He was the father of Mrs. Otto Kapferer, of this city."
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