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Nwl' for awhile. but went out west, over the farm when he was away. and bought the farm from his father. the farm there was no electricity or plumbing was pumped into the house from a well. the farm. He did mixed farming. was built by his father, Henry. logs from this old house for fence posts. the stable and built a garage. John Ai ken in 195h. Weber in 1957. was put in between 1959 and 1957, their w indooor plumbing and Wilton Weber never ' Milton Weber sold the farm to Larry and SPIELMACHER'B FARM HISTORY Lot #7, Con.3 Martin Kirstine a bachelor farmed on lot h7 so so his father Hen 7 He returned in Vmen Tart w A I ll. O‘Tfi-C‘ r e x H *1 \‘N He also has a well at the barn for He can remember when the Fartin sold John Aitken sold the The Weber's paid 37500.00. This farm was sold by Martin Kirstine to William Henry, :he grandfather of Marjorie Tanner, Zettler, who then sold it to Peter father of Mary Poechman, in 1954. Peter Zettler then traded it with John Aitken in 1954 for the farm now owned by Francis Zettler, known as the Traynor Farm. The Kirstine Farm was also farmed by Earl & Margaret Waltz for several years before being sold to Larry 8 Sharon Sp:elca:he:. other 1878 1917 1933 1950 1950 1954 1958 1964 1969 1971 1972 (last paragraph submitted by Hary Poechna: sources give these dates: Chris & Hector Robinson from Crown Martin Kirstine Henry Kirstine Wm Henry Peter Zettler John Aitken Milton Weber Earl and Margaret Weltz Helen Golden Elmer & Catherine Klein Larry & Sharon SpielmacherAij