He was the son of Joseph William Degraffenreid, native of Missouri, and Mary Chrisman Degraffenreid, native of North Carolina; his sibling in the 1870 census of McDonald, Jasper, Missouri, was given as Susan, age 1.
His birth in the 1900 census of Jackson Township, Jasper County, Missouri, was recorded as August 1865. The 1880 census of McDonald, Jasper County, Missouri gave his birth as about 1868. His siblings in that census were listed as Elvirah S [Susan Elvira Duncan], age 11, William H, age 8, and Edna M [Shively], age 2.
He married Ida Belle Cates 28 June 1890, in Jasper County, Missouri.
Known children of the couple were: Dora Mae [Beadles] age 7 in 1900 census; Mary Letha [Brown Marsh] age 4; Walter A age 2; Joseph J age 7 months; and Earl born in 1901. The couple may also have had another daughter, Marie Myrtle, born sometime in 1900.
The date of his death came from the History of Stone Cemetery, edition 2006. Several entries in that book indicate that he was the husband of Susan, but no evidence of that marriage could be found.
After Charner's death, his widow Ida second married George Washington Grady.
His birth in the 1900 census of Jackson Township, Jasper County, Missouri, was recorded as August 1865. The 1880 census of McDonald, Jasper County, Missouri gave his birth as about 1868. His siblings in that census were listed as Elvirah S [Susan Elvira Duncan], age 11, William H, age 8, and Edna M [Shively], age 2.
He married Ida Belle Cates 28 June 1890, in Jasper County, Missouri.
Known children of the couple were: Dora Mae [Beadles] age 7 in 1900 census; Mary Letha [Brown Marsh] age 4; Walter A age 2; Joseph J age 7 months; and Earl born in 1901. The couple may also have had another daughter, Marie Myrtle, born sometime in 1900.
The date of his death came from the History of Stone Cemetery, edition 2006. Several entries in that book indicate that he was the husband of Susan, but no evidence of that marriage could be found.
After Charner's death, his widow Ida second married George Washington Grady.
He was the son of Joseph William Degraffenreid, native of Missouri, and Mary Chrisman Degraffenreid, native of North Carolina; his sibling in the 1870 census of McDonald, Jasper, Missouri, was given as Susan, age 1.
His birth in the 1900 census of Jackson Township, Jasper County, Missouri, was recorded as August 1865. The 1880 census of McDonald, Jasper County, Missouri gave his birth as about 1868. His siblings in that census were listed as Elvirah S [Susan Elvira Duncan], age 11, William H, age 8, and Edna M [Shively], age 2.
He married Ida Belle Cates 28 June 1890, in Jasper County, Missouri.
Known children of the couple were: Dora Mae [Beadles] age 7 in 1900 census; Mary Letha [Brown Marsh] age 4; Walter A age 2; Joseph J age 7 months; and Earl born in 1901. The couple may also have had another daughter, Marie Myrtle, born sometime in 1900.
The date of his death came from the History of Stone Cemetery, edition 2006. Several entries in that book indicate that he was the husband of Susan, but no evidence of that marriage could be found.
After Charner's death, his widow Ida second married George Washington Grady.
His birth in the 1900 census of Jackson Township, Jasper County, Missouri, was recorded as August 1865. The 1880 census of McDonald, Jasper County, Missouri gave his birth as about 1868. His siblings in that census were listed as Elvirah S [Susan Elvira Duncan], age 11, William H, age 8, and Edna M [Shively], age 2.
He married Ida Belle Cates 28 June 1890, in Jasper County, Missouri.
Known children of the couple were: Dora Mae [Beadles] age 7 in 1900 census; Mary Letha [Brown Marsh] age 4; Walter A age 2; Joseph J age 7 months; and Earl born in 1901. The couple may also have had another daughter, Marie Myrtle, born sometime in 1900.
The date of his death came from the History of Stone Cemetery, edition 2006. Several entries in that book indicate that he was the husband of Susan, but no evidence of that marriage could be found.
After Charner's death, his widow Ida second married George Washington Grady.
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