Il passato e il presente di Jasper County, Iowa . in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, figlio di Cristoforo e prudenza (Wilcox) Kartchner, andthere egli crebbe fino alla maturità e alla quale hanno partecipato le antiche scuole in breve win-ter mesi, assistere suo padre durante l'equilibrio dell'anno, remainingunder il suo tetto parentale-tree fino a quando aveva nove anni di età. Nel 1835 ^^ cameto Perry County, Illinois, quando il paese era di nuovo e ci ha engagedin agricoltura, ha lavorato anche in un carrello shop, rendendo molle e divenne avery abile artigiano. Il sig. Kartchner è stato sposato in 1846 a Nancy ceneri, figlia di Hiraman

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Past and present of Jasper County, Iowa . in Montgomery county, Pennsylvania, the son of Christopher and Prudence (Wilcox) Kartchner, andthere he grew to maturity and attended the old-time schools in the brief win-ter months, assisting his father during the balance of the year, remainingunder his parental roof-tree until he was nine years of age. In 1835 ^^ cameto Perry county, Illinois, when that country was new, and there he engagedin farming, also worked in a carriage shop, making springs and became avery proficient workman. Mr. Kartchner was married in 1846 to Nancy Ash, daughter of Hiramand Susan (Clingman) Ash, who moved from Luzerne county, Pennsylvania, to Illinois in pioneer days, when the subjects wife was fourteen years of age. Mr. Kartchner came to Jasper county, Iowa, in 1846 and began life intypical pioneer fashion, undergoing the usual hardships and privations, but, nothing daunted, he remained and took part in the work of transformationof the wild prairies to fertile farms. He and his wife lived continuously on. JOHN C. KARTCHNER JASPER COUNTY, IOWA. 1153 the same farm from 1846 until their deaths. He died on the 20th of June, 1911, and his wife died October i, 1911. Their residence here thus covereda period of sixty-five years, a remarkable fact. During this time they becamewell known throughout this part of the county. They had worked hard andin their declining years they had plenty and, what is more to be desired, thegood will and friendship of all who knew them, for their lives had been exem-plary- in eery respect and they had been of great service to the community. The following children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Kartchner:Susannah married Joseph Scott and they are both deceased: Diadama marriedJohn Collins and they li-e in Poweshiek township: William Henry died whenfifteen years of age; Elizabeth Prudence is at home on the old homestead;Frank Marion died in 1900, when forty-one years of age; he was never mar-ried : Christopher Columbus, who is ye

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