Mr. Briner was the son of Peter and Magdalene Briner. He served in France in WWI and was gassed. After a lengthy stay in a hospital, he was discharged 27 Jan 1919. He married Hattie Beveridge soon after his return, and they lived most of their lives in Midland. In 1942 he was working for Celanese Corp., and later he was a town policeman.
He and Hattie had these children:
Grace Madelyn Briner
Carleita Mae "Skeets"
Alma Lee (Briner) Thrasher
They also raised a niece, who was listed as Karaha Neil in the 1920 US Census.
He and Hattie had these children:
Grace Madelyn Briner
Carleita Mae "Skeets"
Alma Lee (Briner) Thrasher
They also raised a niece, who was listed as Karaha Neil in the 1920 US Census.
Mr. Briner was the son of Peter and Magdalene Briner. He served in France in WWI and was gassed. After a lengthy stay in a hospital, he was discharged 27 Jan 1919. He married Hattie Beveridge soon after his return, and they lived most of their lives in Midland. In 1942 he was working for Celanese Corp., and later he was a town policeman.
He and Hattie had these children:
Grace Madelyn Briner
Carleita Mae "Skeets"
Alma Lee (Briner) Thrasher
They also raised a niece, who was listed as Karaha Neil in the 1920 US Census.
He and Hattie had these children:
Grace Madelyn Briner
Carleita Mae "Skeets"
Alma Lee (Briner) Thrasher
They also raised a niece, who was listed as Karaha Neil in the 1920 US Census.
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