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George W. Harder and Mary A. Turner |
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1 George W. Harder of Hemlock NY circa 1890. Courtesy of Ann Briggs Brown. |
2 Mary A. Turner Harder of Hemlock NY circa 1890. Courtesy of Ann Briggs Brown. |
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3 Flora M. and Harriet Harder of Hemlock NY c1878. Daughters of George W. and Mary A. Turner Harder. Courtesy of Ann Briggs Brown. |
4 Harriet and Flora M. Harder of Hemlock NY c1883. Daughters of George W. and Mary A. Turner Harder. Courtesy of Ann Briggs Brown. |
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5 Lulu, Harriet and Flora M. Harder of Hemlock NY c1895. Daughters of George W. and Mary A. Turner Harder. Courtesy of Ann Briggs Brown. |
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The Family of George Washington Harder and Mary Adeline Turner Harder |
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The Parents of George W. Harder William Harder I and Catherine Jones Harder
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The Parents of Mary A. Turner Peter S. Turner and Harriet Short Turner
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Jones Family Tree
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Marriages of George W. Harder Marriage to Mary A. Turner
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Marriages of Mary A. Turner Marriage to George W. Harder
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The Obituary of George W. Harder 26 September 1848 - 4 April 1929 From the Democrat and Chronicle, 9 April 1929 The funeral of George W. Harder, 80, a life-long resident of the town of Livonia, whose death occurred Thursday, was held yesterday afternoon from his late home in the south-eastern part of the town. Burial was in Harder Cemetery on the hillside in sight of his home. Mr. Harder was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Harder and was one of a family of five children, two sons and three daughters, only one of whom survives, Mrs. Ann Jerome of Livonia Center. He is survived also by three daughters, Miss Mabel Harder who lives with her sister, Mrs. Charles Briggs in the Harder homestead, and Mrs. George E. Purcell of the town of Richmond, four grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.
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The Obituary of Mary A. Turner Harder 25 August 1850 - 21 June 1892 From the Livonia Gazette, 24 June 1892 Mrs. George Harder received injuries in a runaway accident on Jacques hill last Sunday morning, from which she died on Tuesday. Mrs. Harder and her two daughters started for church at Hemlock Lake in a single top buggy. Some part of the harness broke as they neared the bottom of the hill, which frightened the horse and made it unmanageable. The horse ran to the right side of the road and threw Mabel from the buggy, and then took the middle of the road, which overturned the vehicle and Mrs. Harder was thrown to the ground and dragged some distance. Mabel was quite seriously hurt, but her injuries are not considered dangerous. Mrs. Harder was taken to Mr. Brown’s, at the foot of the hill, where a stretcher was made, and six men carried her to her own home. She remained unconscious until Monday forenoon, but at that time consciousness returned and she conversed with her family, but soon grew worse and died the next morning. Three ribs were broken, and it is thought one of them pierced her lung. One of the girls left the buggy to walk down the hill, but for which the accident might have resulted in two deaths instead of one. The Jacques hill road has the history of a number of serious runaway accidents, but we do not know that anything has ever occurred more terrible than this. The funeral was held yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Harder leaves a husband and three daughters, with whom the entire community deeply sympathizes.
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The Burial of George W. Harder
6 Gravestone of George W. Harder (1848 - 1929). Located in the Harder Cemetery in Hemlock NY.
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The Burial of Mary A. Turner Harder
7 Gravestone of Mary A. Turner Harder (1850 - 1892). Located in the Harder Cemetery in Hemlock NY.
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Newspaper articles from FultonHistory.com |