Ernst was born to Martin and Maria Katharina Bruner/Brunner Ertel. He never grew much more than 5 feet tall. On August 11, 1881, he got a marriage license to marry Wilhelmina Kuebler, age 22, at Brombach, Loerrach, Baden, Germany. They had their first of 7 children soon after.
About 1888 or 1889, Ernst and Wilhelmina followed his half-brother Fred Brunner or Bruner to Dayton, Ohio from Germany, presumably to find work. Ernst was a skilled carpenter and cabinet maker. He worked on Pullman railroad cars at Barney and Smith, and also repaired wagons.
Ernst died in June 1927 and was buried in Lot 5 Section 135, space 3 on June 24, 1927 in Dayton Memorial Park, next to his wife Wilhelmina, who had died about 6 months earlier.
About 1888 or 1889, Ernst and Wilhelmina followed his half-brother Fred Brunner or Bruner to Dayton, Ohio from Germany, presumably to find work. Ernst was a skilled carpenter and cabinet maker. He worked on Pullman railroad cars at Barney and Smith, and also repaired wagons.
Ernst died in June 1927 and was buried in Lot 5 Section 135, space 3 on June 24, 1927 in Dayton Memorial Park, next to his wife Wilhelmina, who had died about 6 months earlier.
Ernst was born to Martin and Maria Katharina Bruner/Brunner Ertel. He never grew much more than 5 feet tall. On August 11, 1881, he got a marriage license to marry Wilhelmina Kuebler, age 22, at Brombach, Loerrach, Baden, Germany. They had their first of 7 children soon after.
About 1888 or 1889, Ernst and Wilhelmina followed his half-brother Fred Brunner or Bruner to Dayton, Ohio from Germany, presumably to find work. Ernst was a skilled carpenter and cabinet maker. He worked on Pullman railroad cars at Barney and Smith, and also repaired wagons.
Ernst died in June 1927 and was buried in Lot 5 Section 135, space 3 on June 24, 1927 in Dayton Memorial Park, next to his wife Wilhelmina, who had died about 6 months earlier.
About 1888 or 1889, Ernst and Wilhelmina followed his half-brother Fred Brunner or Bruner to Dayton, Ohio from Germany, presumably to find work. Ernst was a skilled carpenter and cabinet maker. He worked on Pullman railroad cars at Barney and Smith, and also repaired wagons.
Ernst died in June 1927 and was buried in Lot 5 Section 135, space 3 on June 24, 1927 in Dayton Memorial Park, next to his wife Wilhelmina, who had died about 6 months earlier.
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