Souvenir Edition, The Williamstown Courier, Williamstown, Ky, May 30, 
1901, reprinted September 19, 1981 by the Grant County KY Historical 
Society.

HENRY WAGONER was born in Wurtemburg, Germany, May 2, 1860.  He learned
the trade of a marble cutter, which occupation he followed in the old
country until 1885, when he emigrated to America, settling in the State
of New Jersey, where he again re-engaged in his old calling.  Several
years later he came to Kentucky and located at Elliston Station, in this
county, and for a number of years he engaged in marble cutting in that
locality, but later came to Crittenden, where he set up a shop and has
been engaged in business ever since.  He understands his trade
thoroughly and receives orders from almost every part of Northern 
Kentucky.  His work speaks for itself and helps to advertise him.  He 
carries in stock all kinds of marble, both home product and the 
imported article, and some of his shafts of Georgia marble, recently 
erected, are things of beauty.  His customers all like him, and his 
reputation for sterling honesty and integrity extends beyond the borders
of this adopted county and state.  Mr. Wagoner was married in June, 
1900, to Miss Mary Kuester, of Crittenden, a handsome and most 
estimable lady, and they are a most delightful couple to see.

Wagoner Kuester
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NJ Germany

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