HAYSLER BIOGRAPHIES, Henry County, Missouri
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HAYSLER, Charles H. - b: 1842 Saxony, Germany
source: 1883 History of Henry Missouri , National Historical Co. - page: 517
residence: Clinton Twp

Charles H. Haysler of the firm of Haysler Bros., dealers in harness, saddles, 
saddlery hardware, sportsmen's goods, etc., came originally from Saxony, 
Germany, where he was born January 16, 1842. When fifteen years of age, in 
company with his brothers, he emigrated to America, settling in Cooper County, 
Missouri, where he began the trade of harness making with C. Vose, of Boonville, 
Missouri. He remained under his instruction for two years. The war then coming 
on, he enlisted February, 1862, in Company C., Fifth Missouri Regiment, with 
which he served till mustered out at St. Louis, Missouri, in March, 1865. After 
this time he located in Leavenworth, Kansas, and was engaged in working at his 
trade till May, 1867, when he returned to Boonville, Missouri, and established 
himself in the hardware and tinware trade. Upon doing business one year he came 
to Clinton, Missouri, and with his brother, Ernest C., embarked in their present 
business. They carry by far the largest and best stock of goods in their line in 
Southwest Missouri, and are known as courteous, honest and excellent business 
men. Mr. Haysler was united in marriage October 26, 1868, with Miss Elizabeth M. 
Humbrock, a native of Missouri. They have two children: Hattie O. and Morris C. 
They are members of the Lutheran Church.

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HAYSLER, Gustave C. - b: 1846 Saxony, Germany
source: 1883 History of Henry Missouri , National Historical Co. - page: 517
residence: Clinton Twp

Gustave C. Haysler is a member of the firm of Haysler & Sherpy, dealers in 
hardware, stoves, queensware, etc. The subject of this sketch was born in 
Saxony, Germany, September 18, 1846 He resided there till fourteen years of age, 
when with his brothers he left his native home for America, finally settling at 
Glasgow, Missouri. Here he was engaged at the trade of tinner with J. R. Carson, 
under whom he worked for four years, and subsequently he followed his trade at 
various places. In 1867, he returned to Boonville, Missouri, and embarked in the 
hardware business, the firm being Haysler & Leober, and continuing it till March, 
1870. Coming to Clinton he helped to establish his present large business. 
Messrs. Haysler & Sherpy have one of the finest hardware stores in the state, and 
carry a stock of $12,000 worth of goods. They occupy one large double store 
room, and their store has the appearance of a large wholesale establishment. Mr. 
H. was married May 12, 1870, to Miss Josephine Humbrock, a native of Missouri. 
The have two children: Arthur E. and Florence A. He is a member of the I. O. O. F. 
fraternity, and also belongs to the Encampment.

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