Fannie Boyer.
Fannie Boyer, aged 67, aunt of Mrs. Sam Blick. died in Detroit on Tuesday morning. She formerly resided in Waterbury, Conn., but for the past eight years had resided at 24 Pitman avenue. While visiting In Detroit, she contracted a cold which developed into bronchial pneumonia which caused her death within ten days. The body was brought from Detroit last Thursday afternoon and taken to Kalamazoo where funeral services and burial took place. She is survived by her niece, Mrs. Sam Blick and Nellie Bragley of the Sanitarium and Louis Bragg of Detroit. Battle Creek Enquirer March 12, 1922 page 11
Parents Benjamin & Mary Cross Boyar
Fannie Boyer, aged 67, aunt of Mrs. Sam Blick. died in Detroit on Tuesday morning. She formerly resided in Waterbury, Conn., but for the past eight years had resided at 24 Pitman avenue. While visiting In Detroit, she contracted a cold which developed into bronchial pneumonia which caused her death within ten days. The body was brought from Detroit last Thursday afternoon and taken to Kalamazoo where funeral services and burial took place. She is survived by her niece, Mrs. Sam Blick and Nellie Bragley of the Sanitarium and Louis Bragg of Detroit. Battle Creek Enquirer March 12, 1922 page 11
Parents Benjamin & Mary Cross Boyar
Fannie Boyer.
Fannie Boyer, aged 67, aunt of Mrs. Sam Blick. died in Detroit on Tuesday morning. She formerly resided in Waterbury, Conn., but for the past eight years had resided at 24 Pitman avenue. While visiting In Detroit, she contracted a cold which developed into bronchial pneumonia which caused her death within ten days. The body was brought from Detroit last Thursday afternoon and taken to Kalamazoo where funeral services and burial took place. She is survived by her niece, Mrs. Sam Blick and Nellie Bragley of the Sanitarium and Louis Bragg of Detroit. Battle Creek Enquirer March 12, 1922 page 11
Parents Benjamin & Mary Cross Boyar
Fannie Boyer, aged 67, aunt of Mrs. Sam Blick. died in Detroit on Tuesday morning. She formerly resided in Waterbury, Conn., but for the past eight years had resided at 24 Pitman avenue. While visiting In Detroit, she contracted a cold which developed into bronchial pneumonia which caused her death within ten days. The body was brought from Detroit last Thursday afternoon and taken to Kalamazoo where funeral services and burial took place. She is survived by her niece, Mrs. Sam Blick and Nellie Bragley of the Sanitarium and Louis Bragg of Detroit. Battle Creek Enquirer March 12, 1922 page 11
Parents Benjamin & Mary Cross Boyar
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