Gruener Family Pioneer Saga From Saxony to Henry
The Gruener family rooted in Saxony immigrates to America in 1869 seeking freedom and opportunity. Julius Gruener dies in Kansas in 1900. wife Marie Gruener returns to Henry, becomes caretaker for relatives, and dies after a long life of hard work. Eleven children, numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren record a life of faith, farming, and community. Funeral services were held in Henry with pastor Rev. L. G. Landenberger delivering Romans VII:7.
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George
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Robert Doran
Clifford
Clyde
Claude
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New Jerusalem
L. G. Landenberger
Southeran
Grenner
Julia Stansifer
Heavenly Home
Oscar
Lila
Ivan Clark
Walter Clark
G. E. Tilton
M. E. Church
Margaret Sangster
State Coal Output Jumps in 1917 Record Year
State coal production for the fiscal year ending June 30 1917 rose to 78 985 527 tons from 63 673 530 the previous year an increase of 24 percent. Evan John director of mines reports 810 mines in Illinois employing 193 893 miners with 179 days worked on average and 51 counties producing coal.
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Illinois
Evan John
State Department’ ‘of Mines and Mining
Frank G. Lowden
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