Here are some photographs of other members of the Frank and Clara (Allen) Fauerbach family.

This photograph is of Myrtle Mae (Fauerbach) Hartner, her husband William “Bill” Hartner, Sr., their daughter Sharon Hartner (in Myrtle’s arms) and son William D. Hartner, III.

Photo two, is of Charles H. “Chuck” Fauerbach, his wife Esther (Hilleland) Fauerbach and their first-born son, James Fauerbach.

Photo three is of Charles H. “Chuck” Fauerbach, and his two sons, James and Ronnie Fauerbach. Chuck, Esther and the boys lived primarily at St. Marys, Kansas where in later years Chuck owned bull dozers and earth movers building farm terraces and ponds, digging foundations for houses, and other projects. My father, John “Tim” Clark worked for Chuck as a bull dozer operator. Unfortunately James died at a young age in 1956. Chuck passed away in 1994 and Esther in 1995. Ronnie Fauerbach had a television repair business in St. Marys, Kansas and died in 1994. All are buried in the Maple Hill (Stone Church) Cemetery.

Photo four is another photograph taken at a Fauerbach Family gathering on the Fauerbach Farm, Maple Hill, Kansas. L-R: on the left end are Mrytle M. (Fauerbach) Hartner and her daughter Sharon Hartner. Next are Charles “Chuck” and Esther (Hilleland) Fauerbach holding their baby son James Fauerbach, next is Dorothy (Watt) Fauerbach (daughter of George and Susan (Montgomery) Watt, her husband Robert R. Fauerbach, and their son, next is Blanche E. (Fauerbach) Wild and her husband William Wild holding the dog.

Robert R. Fauerbach died at a young age in 1963 and is buried in the Maple Hill (Stone Church) Cemetery. His wife Dorothy married a second time to a man named Farr and moved to Washington State.

I will share more photographs, including the Younker Family, in a post tomorrow.