son of: Nathan Connel and Susan Free (Satchel) Littler (2nd born child of their 7 children)
husband of: Ella May Bennett of South Salem, Ohio They had no children born to their union.
He was known throughout his life as Warner Littler.
He moved to Larned KS in late 1885 and obtained a patent from the US govt. dated 11 May 1892 for the Littler homestead in Ash Valley, Pawnee County, KS described as SW 4, Sec. 28-20-17. He was married in Larned, KS on 5 January 1892 to Ella May Bennett of South Salem, Ohio who was a sister of his older brother, Henry Austin Littler,
Warner Littler was a Larned City Councilman for several terms. After leaving the farm about 1900 he became a house-painter. Ella died in 1918 and is also buried in this cemetery in Larned KS.
husband of: Ella May Bennett of South Salem, Ohio They had no children born to their union.
He was known throughout his life as Warner Littler.
He moved to Larned KS in late 1885 and obtained a patent from the US govt. dated 11 May 1892 for the Littler homestead in Ash Valley, Pawnee County, KS described as SW 4, Sec. 28-20-17. He was married in Larned, KS on 5 January 1892 to Ella May Bennett of South Salem, Ohio who was a sister of his older brother, Henry Austin Littler,
Warner Littler was a Larned City Councilman for several terms. After leaving the farm about 1900 he became a house-painter. Ella died in 1918 and is also buried in this cemetery in Larned KS.
son of: Nathan Connel and Susan Free (Satchel) Littler (2nd born child of their 7 children)
husband of: Ella May Bennett of South Salem, Ohio They had no children born to their union.
He was known throughout his life as Warner Littler.
He moved to Larned KS in late 1885 and obtained a patent from the US govt. dated 11 May 1892 for the Littler homestead in Ash Valley, Pawnee County, KS described as SW 4, Sec. 28-20-17. He was married in Larned, KS on 5 January 1892 to Ella May Bennett of South Salem, Ohio who was a sister of his older brother, Henry Austin Littler,
Warner Littler was a Larned City Councilman for several terms. After leaving the farm about 1900 he became a house-painter. Ella died in 1918 and is also buried in this cemetery in Larned KS.
husband of: Ella May Bennett of South Salem, Ohio They had no children born to their union.
He was known throughout his life as Warner Littler.
He moved to Larned KS in late 1885 and obtained a patent from the US govt. dated 11 May 1892 for the Littler homestead in Ash Valley, Pawnee County, KS described as SW 4, Sec. 28-20-17. He was married in Larned, KS on 5 January 1892 to Ella May Bennett of South Salem, Ohio who was a sister of his older brother, Henry Austin Littler,
Warner Littler was a Larned City Councilman for several terms. After leaving the farm about 1900 he became a house-painter. Ella died in 1918 and is also buried in this cemetery in Larned KS.
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