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Abner Barndt

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Abner Barndt

Birth
Pennsylvania, USA
Death
13 Mar 1894 (aged 68)
Menomonee Falls, Waukesha County, Wisconsin, USA
Burial
Granville, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin, USA
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Info. from FAG Contributor 48654172:

From "Memorirs of Waukesha Co., Wis " p.356 for Charles A Barndt indicates Abner and Leanna were born in Pennsylvana, "but married in Granville. (Abner) farmed until about 4 years prior to his death, when he retired and came to Menomonee Falls to spend his last days. He died in that village 1894".


The Milwaukee Sentinel, (Milwaukee, WI) March 14, 1894; pg. 9; col A

DEATH OF ABNER BARNDT, A PIONEER OF MENOMONEE FALLS.
Waukesha, Wis., March 13 - Abner Barndt, one of the old settlers of the state, died at Menomonee Falls to-day. The cause of his death was apoplexy, and he was 68 years of age. Six sons and two daughters survive him.
(from Member #48654172)

OBITUARY: Information taken from the Waukesha Daily Freeman (Waukesha, Wisconsin) 15 Mar 1894 p5: Abner died at his residence in Granville at 7:30 am of apoplexy. He had been enjoying usually health; arising at six o'clock to build the fires, he was found by his wife a few minutes later unconscious on the kitchen floor. Mr. Barndt was one of the early settlers of Milwaukee county and was a man of sterling integrity, a true Christian and bore a manly character in his long life of usefulness. He was a member of the German Presbyterian church at West Granville and was 68 years of age. Six sons and two daughters survive him."
Info. from FAG Contributor 48654172:

From "Memorirs of Waukesha Co., Wis " p.356 for Charles A Barndt indicates Abner and Leanna were born in Pennsylvana, "but married in Granville. (Abner) farmed until about 4 years prior to his death, when he retired and came to Menomonee Falls to spend his last days. He died in that village 1894".


The Milwaukee Sentinel, (Milwaukee, WI) March 14, 1894; pg. 9; col A

DEATH OF ABNER BARNDT, A PIONEER OF MENOMONEE FALLS.
Waukesha, Wis., March 13 - Abner Barndt, one of the old settlers of the state, died at Menomonee Falls to-day. The cause of his death was apoplexy, and he was 68 years of age. Six sons and two daughters survive him.
(from Member #48654172)

OBITUARY: Information taken from the Waukesha Daily Freeman (Waukesha, Wisconsin) 15 Mar 1894 p5: Abner died at his residence in Granville at 7:30 am of apoplexy. He had been enjoying usually health; arising at six o'clock to build the fires, he was found by his wife a few minutes later unconscious on the kitchen floor. Mr. Barndt was one of the early settlers of Milwaukee county and was a man of sterling integrity, a true Christian and bore a manly character in his long life of usefulness. He was a member of the German Presbyterian church at West Granville and was 68 years of age. Six sons and two daughters survive him."

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