Bucks County PA Archives Biographies.....Haring, Emil W.
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Source: History of Bucks County, Pennsylvania; edited by 
J.H. Battle; A. Warner & Co.; 1887
Richland Township A-M


   EMIL W. HARING dealer in coal, lumber, flour and feed, 
P.O. Shelly, is a son of C. C. Haring and Frederica, his 
wife, who came to Philadelphia from Germany in 1848.  Four 
children were born to them:  Louisa F., Charles C., Emil W., 
and H. G.   He worked at cabinet-making until 1861, when he 
moved to this county and purchased a farm, working it until 
recently, when he retired. The subject of our sketch, Emil 
W. Haring, was born in Philadelphia in 1854, and in 1878 
married Miss Sadie J., daughter of C. A. Wetzell, of 
Danville, Pa. They have two daughters:  Frederica and 
Bertha.  Mr. Haring attended the public schools in this 
county till 1872, after which for five years he was employed 
as clerk in a general  merchandise store. In 1879 he assumed 
general management of his present business at Shelly 
station, and to his experience in the various departments of 
the lumber and coal trade has been largely due the success 
which has attended the enterprise during the past seven 
years.