Aaron Warner, farmer; P. O. Bradford; born in Montgomery Co., Ohio, Nov. 1, 1832; was raised and educated a farmer, and has always been engaged in that occupation; he owns one of the nicest farms in Newberry Township with a good house and one of the best barns in the county, having a supporting roof, situated on an elevation with a beautiful descent to the south; he has everything handy and well arranged about his premises. He married Miss Charlotte, a daughter of Solomon Bosserman, a native of Pennsylvania, Dec. 1, 1853; they had four children, viz., David B., Elmira, Albert B. and Alice. Aaron, son of Henry Warner, a native of Montgomery Co., Ohio, moved to Miami about the year 1835, and located upon the farm owned now by his son, Aaron, lying about one and a half miles northeast of Bradford; in 1872, he sold the farm to Aaron and purchased a farm southwest of Bradford, in Darke Co., where he now resides.