In 1871, he received the first license to preach in the North Iowa Conference of the United Brethern Church. In 1875, he was ordained at Lisbon, Iowa by Bishop J.J. Glossbinner.
For thirty-three years he devoted his life to the ministry.
William Hartly Wagner and Margaret Ann Weeks had eight children: Barbara Ellen (Barden), Elmer H., Albert George, Amos A., William E., Charles L., Susan Marie (Ver Valin) and Ely known as Ben.
In 1871, he received the first license to preach in the North Iowa Conference of the United Brethern Church. In 1875, he was ordained at Lisbon, Iowa by Bishop J.J. Glossbinner.
For thirty-three years he devoted his life to the ministry.
William Hartly Wagner and Margaret Ann Weeks had eight children: Barbara Ellen (Barden), Elmer H., Albert George, Amos A., William E., Charles L., Susan Marie (Ver Valin) and Ely known as Ben.
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