Henry Bryner died at his home in this city(St.George)Tuesday night at eight O'clock after an illness of only a week's duration. He rode home from ten miles the other side of Cedar City on Wednesday, Nov. 30. as he was not feeling well, and it is to believed the long ride while in poor health caused him to be stricken the next day with hemorrhage of the brain, the cause of his death.
Deceased was born in this city(St. George) August 26, 1866, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Casper Bryner. He was married to Edith Moss in the St. George temple in March 1888. his wife and 6 children, four sons, and two daughters, survive him.
Mr. Bryner was a devoted husband and father, an honest and upright man, and his demise in the prime of his manhood will be regretted by many friends, who condole with the bereaved family.
The date of the funeral had not been fixed up to the hour of going to press.
Washington County News 12/8/1910
Deceased was born in this city(St. George) August 26, 1866, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Casper Bryner. He was married to Edith Moss in the St. George temple in March 1888. his wife and 6 children, four sons, and two daughters, survive him.
Mr. Bryner was a devoted husband and father, an honest and upright man, and his demise in the prime of his manhood will be regretted by many friends, who condole with the bereaved family.
The date of the funeral had not been fixed up to the hour of going to press.
Washington County News 12/8/1910
Henry Bryner died at his home in this city(St.George)Tuesday night at eight O'clock after an illness of only a week's duration. He rode home from ten miles the other side of Cedar City on Wednesday, Nov. 30. as he was not feeling well, and it is to believed the long ride while in poor health caused him to be stricken the next day with hemorrhage of the brain, the cause of his death.
Deceased was born in this city(St. George) August 26, 1866, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Casper Bryner. He was married to Edith Moss in the St. George temple in March 1888. his wife and 6 children, four sons, and two daughters, survive him.
Mr. Bryner was a devoted husband and father, an honest and upright man, and his demise in the prime of his manhood will be regretted by many friends, who condole with the bereaved family.
The date of the funeral had not been fixed up to the hour of going to press.
Washington County News 12/8/1910
Deceased was born in this city(St. George) August 26, 1866, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Casper Bryner. He was married to Edith Moss in the St. George temple in March 1888. his wife and 6 children, four sons, and two daughters, survive him.
Mr. Bryner was a devoted husband and father, an honest and upright man, and his demise in the prime of his manhood will be regretted by many friends, who condole with the bereaved family.
The date of the funeral had not been fixed up to the hour of going to press.
Washington County News 12/8/1910
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