Daniel5 Arner (Paul4, Martin3, ulrich2, Ulrich1), born 20 April 1814 in Nescopeck, Luzerne, Pennsylvania; died 07 July 1896 aged 82 years, 02 months, 17 days(14) in Nescopeck (his gravestone inscription); married 07 April 1839(19) to Mary Ann Margaret Hoffman (daughter of Philip H. Hoffman and Johanna Henry, both born in New Jersey) who was born about 25 February 1821 in Sugarloaf, Luzerne, Pennsylvania and died 17 September 1883 aged 62 years, 06 months, 23 days(14) in Nescopeck (her inscription). He was a farmer.
[Her family is in Dalice Fadden’s GEDCOM.]
1840 Census: Daniel Arner, page 091, Nescopeck, Luzerne, Pennsylvania.
1850 Census: Daniel Orner, page 057, visit 1358/1370, Nescopeck, Luzerne, Pennsylvania.
1860 Census: Daniel Ahner, page 680, visit 1432/1426, Nescopeck, Luzerne, Pennsylvania.
1870 Census: Daniel Arner, page 234, visit 098/098, Nescopeck, Luzerne, Pennsylvania.
1880 Census: Daniel Arner, page 265, visit 103/126, Nescopeck, Luzerne, Pennsylvania.
They are buried at Mt. Zion Union Church in Nescopeck, (their gravestone).
Children, most born in Nescopeck:
Matilda6 Arner, born 22 February and died 25 February 1840 in Sugarloaf; Luzerne, Pennsylvania.
+ HIRAM E.6 ARNER, born 18 April and christened 23 May 1841 (Sponsors: parents)(20); married first Sarah Margaret Elizabeth Welsh.
+ ELIAS6 ARNER, born 24 September 1843 and christened 03 March
1844 (Sponsors: parents)(20);
married Frances Ellen Dull; moved to Fairbury, Jefferson, Nebraska.
+ ELIZABETH6 ARNER, born 21 May and christened 24 August 1846
(Sponsors: parents)(20);
married Henry Steiner; moved to Cherry, Sullivan, Pennsylvania.
Jacob6 Arner, born 15 October 1848 and christened 02 February 1849
(Sponsors: Jacob Fry and wife Hanah)(20); died 16 October 1880 aged 32 years, 01 day(14)
(his gravestone): married to Mary Elizabeth
S. Welsh (daughter of Samuel Welsh and Hannah Miller, and sister of Sarah who married Hiram Arner, above) who was born about 1849 in Pennsylvania.
He was a carpenter. 1870
Census: Jacob Arner, page 544, visit 300/306, Plymouth borough, Luzerne,
Pennsylvania. 1878 Fort
Worth (TX) City Directory (external link): Jacob Arner, carpenter,
residence corner of Eighth and Grove. 1880 Census: Jacob
Arner, page 176, visit 085/088, Gainesville, Cooke, Texas. He is buried at Mt. Zion Church. [She was married
second 1881-82 to Benjamin L. Miller, and had one more child Sterling Miller
born about October 1883. 1900 Census: Benjamin Miller, page 178, visit 243/246,
Dorranceton borough, Luzerne, Pennsylvania. 1910 Census:
Benjamin L. Miller, page 140, visit 220/227, Dorranceton borough, Luzerne,
Pennsylvania.] Known children, born in
Pennsylvania:
Daniel Philip Roger7 Arner, born 02 April and christened 24 April 1870 (Sponsors: parents)(20); married first 1893-94 to Laura ______ who was born about January 1873 in Pennsylvania and died 05 December 1900 at Dorranceton, Luzerne, Pennsylvania; married second 26 June 1906 in Luzerne County to Elfreda Ruggles who was born about 1873 in Pennsylvania. He was a farmer. 1900 Census: Roger Arner, page 185, visit 386/389, Dorranceton borough, Luzerne, Pennsylvania. 1910 Census: Roger Arner, page 253, visit 009/009, Salem, Luzerne, Pennsylvania. 1920 Census: Roger Arner, page 041, visit 236/241, Dorranceton (2nd Ward), Luzerne, Pennsylvania. He possibly had no children.
Cora
E.7 Arner, born about February
1873; never married. She was a
saleswoman at a department store. 1900 Census: Cora A. “Miller” (with stepfather
Benjamin Miller). 1910
Census: Cora Arner (single, with step-father Benjamin L. Miller). 1920 Census: Cora
Arner (single), page 020, visit 147/157, Dorranceton (1st Ward),
Luzerne, Pennsylvania. 1930 Census: Cora E. Arner (single), page 099, visit
206/222, Kingston borough, Luzerne, Pennsylvania.
Philip6 Arner, born 15 June and christened 12 October 1851 (Sponsors: parents)(20); died May 1852.
Johanna Lucille6 Arner, born 02 March and christened 07 October 1853 (Sponsors: Jacob Harter and wife Pegge)(20); married 24 April 1870 in Luzerne County to Jacob Steiner (son of Jacob and Catherine Steiner, and brother of Henry Steiner, above) who was born about 1845 in Hazle, Luzerne, Pennsylvania. He was an engineer; later a farmer. 1870 Census: Jacob Steiner Jr. (with his brother Henry), page 572, visit 121/123, Hazle, Luzerne, Pennsylvania. 1880 Census: Jacob Stiner, page 265, visit 104/127, Nescopeck, Luzerne, Pennsylvania. [NOTE: There is a gravestone for a Jacob H. Steiner, 1846-1890, at Mt. Zion Union Church in Nescopeck (right beside the gravestone of Johanna’s aunt Eva5 Arner), which might be for this Jacob Steiner.] Known children:
Albert7 Steiner, born about 1871.
Daniel Jacob7 Steiner, born 25 April 1876(40); married 1904-05 probably at Nescopeck to Mary E. Harris (daughter of George and Margaret Harris) who was born about April 1881 in Nescopeck. He was a carpenter at a railroad car shop; later a farmer. 1910 Census: Daniel J. Steiner, sheet 04B, visit 081/081, Nescopeck borough, Luzerne, Pennsylvania. 1920 Census: Jacob D. Steiner, page 013, visit 275/319, Nescopeck borough, Luzerne, Pennsylvania. 1930 Census: Jacob Steiner, page 020, visit 162/164, Cherry, Sullivan, Pennsylvania. Known child:
Andra M.8 Steiner, born about 1905; married 1927-28 to Lawrence Cott (son of Frederick and May Cott) who was born 29 August 1906(17) in Elkland, Sullivan, Pennsylvania and died May 1975 at Forksville, Sullivan, Pennsylvania(17). 1930 Census: Lawrence Cott (with her parents). Known children: Audrey May Cott, born about November 1927; Carl Cott, born about December 1929.
Mary M.7 Steiner, born about 1877.
John7 Steiner, born about December
1879.
Samuel6 Arner, born 06 March and christened 20 April 1856
(Sponsors: Samuel Hertzell and wife)(20); died 20 November 1930 at Camden, Camden, New
Jersey; married 1874 to Jean Kerr (daughter of Thomas Kerr
and Agnes Lawson, both born in Scotland) who was born
26 November 1858 in Nescopeck and died 23 November 1930 at Gloucester, Camden, New
Jersey. [Jean’s info (from her Death Certificate) from descendant Marianne Hawker.] He was a
carpenter, later a locomotive engineer. 1870 Census:
Samuel Arner (with brother Elias), page 544, visit 299/305, Plymouth borough,
Luzerne, Pennsylvania. 1880 Census: Samuel
Ahner, page 272, visit 226/257, Weatherly borough, Carbon, Pennsylvania. 1900 Census:
Samuel Arner, page 140, visit 232/237, Sayre (2nd Ward), Bradford,
Pennsylvania. 1910
Census: Samuel Arner, page 153, visit 144/168, Corning (1st Ward), Steuben, New York. 1920 Census: Samual Arner, page 017, visit 016/019, Corning (1st
Ward), Steuben, New York. 1930 Census: Jennie Arner (married but alone, with
son-in-law John Bardo). Known
children, born at Weatherly:
Agnes Kerr7 Arner, born 24 September 1874(28); married 19 October 1897 in Carbon County (Book 4, page 020) to John Burton Bardo who was born 17 September 1874(28)(40) in “Montgomery”, Pennsylvania(28). He was a railroad engineer; later a machinist. He registered for the WWI Draft at Indianapolis, Marion, Indiana. 1900 Census: John B. Bardo, page 067, visit 074/083, Philadelphia (12th Ward), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. 1930 Census: John B. Bardo, page 011, visit 020/020A, Camden (E.D. 65), Camden, New Jersey. Known children:
Samuel Stacy8 Bardo, born 03 March 1899(14)(40) in Pennsylvania; died 12 January 1950(14); married 1922-23 to Florence Irene Graham (daughter of ______ Graham and ______ Wright) who was born 17 June 1902(14)(17)(36) in Pennsylvania and died 03 February 1982(14)(17) in Los Angeles County, California(36). He was an engineer. He was a WWI veteran (U.S. Marine Corps); he registered for the Draft at Indianapolis. 1930 Census: Stacy Bardo (with his parents). They later lived at Wollaston, Norfolk, Massachusetts. They are buried at Beverly National Cemetery (Section R, site 137) at Beverly. Known child: Bruce Bardo, born about 1927 in New York.
John8 Bardo, born about 1913 in
Michigan.
Daniel Edward7 Arner, born 24 October 1879(28)(40); died 22 October 1942 at Pocatello, Bannock, Idaho (Death Certificate #130929); married 12 March 1902 at Allentown, Lehigh, Pennsylvania (Book 13, license #11584) to Margaret Naomi Lehrman (daughter of Isaiah Lehrman and Sarah Louis Turner) who was born 16 July 1881(28) in Cumberland, Allegany, Maryland and died 08 November 1954 at Blackfoot, Bingham, Idaho (Death Certificate #003974). He was a brakeman for the Northern Pacific Railroad. He registered for the WWI draft at Spokane, Washington. 1910 Census: Edward D. Arner, page 053, visit ---/074, Bronx (E.D. 1584), New York, New York. 1920 Census: Edward Arner, page 273, visit 077/095, Spokane, Spokane, Washington. They are buried at Mountainview Cemetery at Pocatello. Known children, born at Corning, Steuben, New York:
Dorothy Alma8 Arner, born 20 December 1902; died 1923 at Spokane; married 01 January 1920 at Spokane to Roy Francis Anspaugh who was born about 1896 in Belding, Ionia, Michigan. He was a recruiting officer for the U.S. Marine Corps. 1920 Census: Roy Anspaugh (with her parents).
Agnes Eone8 Arner, born 19 April
1904; died 11 June 1963 at Ogden, Weber,
Utah; married first 10 June 1921 at
Spokane to Chester Grosvenor Reese (son of Thomas Clingman Reese and Laura
Grosvenor Kibbee) who was born 15 April 1898 in Highlands, Macon, North
Carolina and died 01 November 1957 at Boise, Ada, Idaho; married second 20 December 1941 at Dillon,
Beaverhead, Montana to Gerwin Shurtleff Morgan (son of
Gerwin Shurtleff Morgan and Pearl
Gertrude Gallup) who was born 20 October 1909 in Lorenzo, Madison, Idaho
and died 21 December 1957 at Pocatello. [Some info from descendant Mary
Lou (Morgan) Allen]. [A school class photo including Agnes is posted on
the Family
Old Photos website (click on “Original” on that webpage to see the
full-size photo).] Chester was a newspaper editor; he was a WWI veteran. 1930
Census: Chester J. Reese, page 010, visit 268/268, Boise (1st
Precinct), Ada, Idaho. Known children with first husband: Florence Agnes Reese, born about 1922 in Washington, married Harold Raymond Hull; Dorothy Louise Reese, born 01 September 1924, died 23 August
1925; Marianne
Reese, born 08 January 1930 in
Idaho, married George Guy Hawker.
+ RACHEL SUSANNA6 ARNER, born 27 September 1858 and christened 08 May 1859 (Sponsors: parents)(20); married Homer Serious Smithers; moved to Madison, Cedar, Missouri; then to Owasso, Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Emma
Jane6 Arner, born 20 February and christened 28 June 1862 (Sponsors: Friedrich Nagel
and wife Polly)(20); died 16
July 1926; married 1884-85 to Solomon D. Rinker (son
of Solomon Rinker and Elizabeth Faust) who was born 20 December 1863 in Carbon County
and died 22 March 1928. He was a bookkeeper. He served as Justice of the Peace.
1900 Census: Soloman D. Rinker, page 225, visit
081/081, Weatherly (3rd Ward), Carbon, Pennsylvania. 1910 Census:
Solomon S. Rinker, page 270, visit 088/088, Weatherly (3rd Ward),
Carbon, Pennsylvania. 1920 Census: Solomon Rinker, page 271, visit 071/078,
Weatherly (3rd Ward), Carbon, Pennsylvania. Children, born in
Pennsylvania:
Harry Erwin7 Rinker, born 19 March 1887 at Weatherly(40); married and had a child by June 1917(40).
Fannie7 Rinker, born about October 1888.
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