David Thomas Sollenbarger (1865-1943) was third child born to David and Mary. He attended grade school and high school in Corydon where he and four others graduated in 1887. David graduated from University of Iowa in 1892.
David was an educator from 1892 until 1902. He taught school in Van Buren County and was elected superintendent of schools in Farmington, Iowa. Locals referred to him as "Professor".
In 1902 David left teaching and became a Banker. Over the years the family lived in several small Iowa communities in Wayne County.
David and his wife Sadie (Hagler) had a still born son John in Aug 1900 and was buried the senior David Sollenbarger's family plot in Corydon cemetery. Four years later Earl Hagler Sollenbarger was born in 1904. Earl passed away in Blue Island, Illinois in 1979.
David was an educator from 1892 until 1902. He taught school in Van Buren County and was elected superintendent of schools in Farmington, Iowa. Locals referred to him as "Professor".
In 1902 David left teaching and became a Banker. Over the years the family lived in several small Iowa communities in Wayne County.
David and his wife Sadie (Hagler) had a still born son John in Aug 1900 and was buried the senior David Sollenbarger's family plot in Corydon cemetery. Four years later Earl Hagler Sollenbarger was born in 1904. Earl passed away in Blue Island, Illinois in 1979.
David Thomas Sollenbarger (1865-1943) was third child born to David and Mary. He attended grade school and high school in Corydon where he and four others graduated in 1887. David graduated from University of Iowa in 1892.
David was an educator from 1892 until 1902. He taught school in Van Buren County and was elected superintendent of schools in Farmington, Iowa. Locals referred to him as "Professor".
In 1902 David left teaching and became a Banker. Over the years the family lived in several small Iowa communities in Wayne County.
David and his wife Sadie (Hagler) had a still born son John in Aug 1900 and was buried the senior David Sollenbarger's family plot in Corydon cemetery. Four years later Earl Hagler Sollenbarger was born in 1904. Earl passed away in Blue Island, Illinois in 1979.
David was an educator from 1892 until 1902. He taught school in Van Buren County and was elected superintendent of schools in Farmington, Iowa. Locals referred to him as "Professor".
In 1902 David left teaching and became a Banker. Over the years the family lived in several small Iowa communities in Wayne County.
David and his wife Sadie (Hagler) had a still born son John in Aug 1900 and was buried the senior David Sollenbarger's family plot in Corydon cemetery. Four years later Earl Hagler Sollenbarger was born in 1904. Earl passed away in Blue Island, Illinois in 1979.
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