Harriet was the daughter of Labon Probst and Sarah Catherine Brown.
She married 1st on June 22, 1899, Columbus, Ohio, to Mark Brinker. They had 5 children, 3 of whom died in infancy.
She married 2nd in 1926 to Frederick Dempster Yerian.
She married 3rd in 1934 to Peter Kinnear.
Although reportedly buried in Forest Cemetery, there is no record of a burial for her there. Kinnears they do have, show that in 1886 Stephen, Elizabeth, Edward, and an infant were moved to Mt. Sterling cemetery. Possibly Harriet is buried there.
She married 1st on June 22, 1899, Columbus, Ohio, to Mark Brinker. They had 5 children, 3 of whom died in infancy.
She married 2nd in 1926 to Frederick Dempster Yerian.
She married 3rd in 1934 to Peter Kinnear.
Although reportedly buried in Forest Cemetery, there is no record of a burial for her there. Kinnears they do have, show that in 1886 Stephen, Elizabeth, Edward, and an infant were moved to Mt. Sterling cemetery. Possibly Harriet is buried there.
Harriet was the daughter of Labon Probst and Sarah Catherine Brown.
She married 1st on June 22, 1899, Columbus, Ohio, to Mark Brinker. They had 5 children, 3 of whom died in infancy.
She married 2nd in 1926 to Frederick Dempster Yerian.
She married 3rd in 1934 to Peter Kinnear.
Although reportedly buried in Forest Cemetery, there is no record of a burial for her there. Kinnears they do have, show that in 1886 Stephen, Elizabeth, Edward, and an infant were moved to Mt. Sterling cemetery. Possibly Harriet is buried there.
She married 1st on June 22, 1899, Columbus, Ohio, to Mark Brinker. They had 5 children, 3 of whom died in infancy.
She married 2nd in 1926 to Frederick Dempster Yerian.
She married 3rd in 1934 to Peter Kinnear.
Although reportedly buried in Forest Cemetery, there is no record of a burial for her there. Kinnears they do have, show that in 1886 Stephen, Elizabeth, Edward, and an infant were moved to Mt. Sterling cemetery. Possibly Harriet is buried there.
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