Kit Carson County, Colorado
Histories

William E. and Amanda Haner Seibert
 



In 1850 Augusta, Washtenaw County, Michigan, Saml. Hayner is farming, 32, Eliza A. Hayner 28, Jacob E. Hayner 7, Emma M. Hayner 5, and Wm. E. Hayner 2.

In 1870 Wright County, Iowa, Aaron Keeler is 47, Louisa Keeler 38, Mary E. Keeler 17, Silas A. Keeler 11, Edgar Hayner 27 born in Michigan, a farmer, and Florence Hayner 19.

In 1880 Fort Collins, Colorado, Edgar Hayner 37 is a stone mason, born in Michigan, Estella Hayner 29 Wife.

March 1881 " The society people of Collins will regret to learn of the departure of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hayner. They are going into the country to spend the summer."

Edgar Hayner BIRTH 1843 DEATH 15 Jul 1885 BURIAL Lakeview Cemetery Windsor, Weld County, Colorado, PLOT Lot 195, grave 10 MEMORIAL ID 64886107
Eliza Lawrence Haner BIRTH 16 Oct 1820 New York, DEATH 25 Sep 1905 York Township, Washtenaw County, Michigan, BURIAL Childs Cemetery Willis, Washtenaw County, Michigan, MEMORIAL ID 196485031 .

Emna Markham Birth Date: 21 Mar 1847 Birth Place: Augusta Twp, Michigan Death Date: 25 Feb 1921 Death Place: Milan, Monroe, Michigan, Father: Samuel Haner Mother: Eliza Lauerman.

December 1877 Boulder, Colorado "Dates, figs, lemons, oranges, pears, apples, a good assortment of nuts, etc., at Hayner’s. Another ad said "Caramels and creams at Hayner's" so they must carry candy, too.

November 1877

January 1879

In 1880 Boulder, Colorado, Samuel Hayner is a gardener, 69, Eliza Hayner 59 Wife, both born in New York.

January 1881 Leadville "A List of Those Whose Hearts Were Pierced by the Wily Archer During the Matrimonial Conflict of 1880. The following is a complete list of the parties married in Lake county during the year just passed, certificates of which were filed with the county clerk for record:"
....William Hayner to Amanda Carl....."

1881 Leadville, Colorado



February 1884
William received an invalid pension in September 1887 for service in G, 11th Michigan Infantry, Amanda a widow's pension October 1915, both from Kansas.

In 1900 Brown County, Kansas, William "A." Haner is a confectioner, born February 1847 in Michigan, married to Amanda December 1853 in Pennsylvania. Grace was born Nov 1882 in Colorado, George april 1885, Edbar March 1888, and Maggie August 1892, all three in Kansas.
July 20, 1907
"Long before the custom of returning marriage certificates to the county clerk was in vogue, or even the issuance of licenses was made a part of the county’s business, Parson Thomas Uzzell was actively engaged in linking men and women as partners for life, as he was reminded yesterday by a letter from W. E. Haner of Seibert, Colo. Haner had seen the parson’s name in The News, and it recalled to his memory his wedding day. It also recalled that he had not been one of the lucky ones to have a real marriage certificate, and he asked the minister, who had made Amanda M. Carey Mrs. W. E. Haner if he wouldn't obligingly send one, now that they have become recognized a part of a marriage ceremony. Parson Uzzell has kept a record of all the marriage ceremonies he has performed each year, and he looked down the list of those united by him in 1880. His books proved a better record than Mr. Haner's memory, as the date of his marriage was found to have taken place a year earlier, April, 1879, instead of 1880. The couple lived at that time .in Leadville, Colo., and were engaged in the confectionery business.

September 1907
"W. E. Haner, Seibert, Colo. Do you know if the United States steamship Raleigh (cruiser) has left foreign parts for San Francisco, and if it has would you let me know? Answer: The Raleigh steamed into San Francisco harbor Friday morning, September 6. While 700 miles off port the Raleigh announced her coming by wireless telegraph. While coming from Yokohama the Raleigh ran constantly awash and much wreckage near the bow of the boat was carried overboard. Upon the ship's arrival at Honolulu a clash occurred between those on the vessel, and the quarantine officers of the island port. It was first insisted by the quarantine officials that the blue-jackets of the Raleigh be denied shore leave and those on the fighting craft lost little time in making complaint. As a result the Raleigh’s men won out and Honolulu was visited at will during the rest of the ship’s stay.
In 1910 Kit Carson County, W.E. is farming, 63, born in Michigan, Manda 52 in Pennsylvania, running a candy shop.

In 1914, William proved up 320 acres in sections 24 and 25, 9 South 49 West, Kit Carson County.

September 3, 1915 "William E. Haner, 58 years old, residing seven miles southeast of Seibert, committed suicide. He used a shotgun, with a wire to pull the trigger, the discharge taking effect in his head. Death was instantaneous.

Hiawatha, Kansas, August 26, 1915 " Wm. E. Hayner died at his home in Siebert, Colo., Tuesday morning from the effects of a paralytic stroke. Mr. Hayner, with his family, lived in Hiawatha at one time, he being in the restaurant business here for about 18 years. They moved from here to a farm south of town and later went to Seneca, where he ran a restaurant for a number of years. About five years ago he secured a claim in Colorado, where the family have lived ever since. He was about 70 years old and is survived by a wife, two daughters, Mrs. Grace Waters, of Steele City, Nebr., and Margaret Hayner, who lives at home, two sons, George, who is on a claim in Colorado, and Edward, who has been in Texas. The burial was held in Seibert, Thursday. "

GRACE

September 23, 1904 " The marriage of Miss Grace Hayner and Albert T. Waters was celebrated at 6 o'clock Wednesday evening, September 21, at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hayner, in Falls City, Neb. Father Henry Benton Smith, rector of St. Thomas' church, officiated. To the strains of Mendelssohn wedding march, played by Miss Lueja Emerson, the bridal party entered the parlor and stood under a canopy of asparagus ferns and white carnations where the beautiful ring service was used. The bride was becomingly gowned in white princess crepe and carried a white prayer book.
After the ceremony, the guests repaired to the dining room, which was decorated in smilax and pink carnations, and partook of a dainty luncheon. Mr. and Mrs. Waters left on the Burlington for Brainard, Minn., where they will spend a honeymoon of two weeks.
The bride has lived in Hiawatha nearly all her life and is known as one of the town's prettiest and sweetest young women. The groom has only made his home here during the past year, but he is a steady, reliable young man and has made many friends. He will continue to work at the Hiawatha depot. Mr. and Mrs. Waters will be at home in Hiawatha to their friends after November 1."

November 8, 1942 Hiawatha, Kansas, "Albert T. Waters, 67 years old, former resident of St. Joseph, Missouri, died here at 6:30 o'clock tonight. He had been connected with the Union Pacific railroad. Mr. Waters was a member of the Union Pacific Old Timers' Club No. 7, the Brotherhood of Railroad Clerks, Pensioners' Association of the Union Pacific H& A. Fund A. M. He was a member Of Christ Episcopal Church.
Surviving him are his wife, Grace Waters; a sister, Mrs. J. E. Thomas, St. Joseph, and a nephew, Nelson K. Thomas, secretary of the St. Joseph Grain Exchange. The funeral will be Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Meeks' mortuary in Hiawatha."

In 1950 Hillsdale County, Michigan, Charles A. Haven is 24, Shirley J. Haven 37 Wife, Richard J. Haven Feb Son, and Grace Waters 66 Aunt.

Grace Waters BIRTH 1883 DEATH unknown BURIAL Hiawatha Cemetery Hiawatha, Brown County, Kansas, MEMORIAL ID 165201209.


GEORGE

In 1910 Nemaha County, Kansas, Ida E. Magill is 52, Frank Magill 21 Son, Paul Magill 20 Son, George W. Haner 24 Son-in-law, a carpenter, married but no spouse.

In 1910 Brown County, Kansas, George W. Haner is farming, 34, Alice M. Haner 34 Wife, and Kenneth L. Haner 7 Son.

George W. Haner BIRTH 24 Apr 1885 Hiawatha, Brown County, Kansas, DEATH 30 Aug 1923 Sheridan, Sheridan County, Wyoming, BURIAL Seneca City Cemetery Seneca, Nemaha County, Kansas, PLOT 227- 8 MEMORIAL ID 142444933 .
"Son of W. E. and Amanda Carey Magill.
Married to Alice Caroline Magill on Nov. 7, 1909 at Seneca, KS.
George was a restaurant owner in Seneca and Hiawatha.
George Haner was born in Hiawatha on April 24, 1885. He is survived by his wife and son, Kenneth; his mother, Amanda Haner; sisters Mrs. Grace Waters and Mrs. Margaret Tyhske of St. Joseph and a brother Edgar Haner of Des Moines, Iowa."

May 7, 1959 Axtell, Kansas " Mrs. ; Alice Haner of Seneca, who had been bedfast since suffering a stroke last December, passed away Saturday morning. She was almost 73 years of age and had made her home with her sister, Mrs. George Britt, Seneca, for the past thirty years. Her husband, George Haner, died in 1923. Mrs. Haner is survived by her sister, Mrs. Britt, and a brother, Frank F. Magill, Axtell. Also one son, Kenneth Haner, who resides in Alameda, Calif. The funeral service was held Tuesday afternoon at the Thornburg Funeral Home with interment in the Seneca cemetery. :"

EDGAR

In 1930 Des Moines, Iowa, Edgar A. "Haynes" is an electrician, 42, Wilma M. Haynes 41 Wife, and Virginia A. Haynes 19 Daughter.

Edgar Adelbert Hayner BIRTH 11 Mar 1888 Kansas, DEATH 1962 BURIAL Laurel Hill Cemetery Des Moines, Polk County, Iowa, PLOT Block W Lot 400 MEMORIAL ID 177116813.
"Edgar A. Hayner, 73, of 716 E. Sixth St., died of a heart attack Saturday morning at his home. Funeral services will be at noon Monday at Hamilton's Funeral Home. Burial will be at Laurel Hill Cemetery. Mr. Hayner was born in Hiawatha, Kan. He was employed by the Iowa Power and Light Co. here from 1921 until 1942, when he moved to California. He returned to Iowa in 1951, and lived in Story City until five years ago, when he moved back to Des Moines. He last was employed as a custodian at the Wallace Apartments, where he lived. Survivors include his wife, Wilma M.; a daughter, Mrs. Virginia Farrell of Omaha, Neb.; a sister, Mrs. Grace Waters of Nevada, and two granddaughters. j"

Wilma Mae Neighbor Hayner BIRTH 7 May 1888 Kansas, DEATH 2 Aug 1968 Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri, BURIAL Laurel Hill Cemetery Des Moines, Polk County, Iowa, PLOT Block W Lot 401 MEMORIAL ID 177116777.

MAGGIE

Margaret Hayner Age: 28, and Joseph R. Tyliski married on 8 Jul 1922 in Jackson County, Missouri.

In 1940 Leavenworth, Kansas, Joseph R. Tyliski is 48, Margaret M. Tyliski 46 Wife, and Shirley J. Tyliski 13 Daughter.

Margaret Melvina Haner Tyliski BIRTH 4 Aug 1893 Hiawatha, Brown County, Kansas, DEATH 25 Feb 1946 Contra Costa County, California, BURIAL Forest Lawn Memorial Park Glendale, Los Angeles County, California, Show Map PLOT Eventide, Map 1, Lot 2220, Space 4 MEMORIAL ID 138005926

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