David Sherman Styers worked for the B&O Railroad as a hostler (One who services a large vehicle or engine, such as a locomotive) in the 1920's.
He was married to Eula Spriggs and they had at least 6 children: Bernice, Charles, Ethel Mae, David Jr, Anna Katherine, Clara J., and a baby girl that is simply recorded as Female Styers.
David remarried, his second wife was a very tough woman by the name of Carrie. Together they raised Annie's son Reid until his death in Vietnam.
They lived in West Virginia but at the time of his death, he is recorded as residing in the city of Baltimore.
He was married to Eula Spriggs and they had at least 6 children: Bernice, Charles, Ethel Mae, David Jr, Anna Katherine, Clara J., and a baby girl that is simply recorded as Female Styers.
David remarried, his second wife was a very tough woman by the name of Carrie. Together they raised Annie's son Reid until his death in Vietnam.
They lived in West Virginia but at the time of his death, he is recorded as residing in the city of Baltimore.
David Sherman Styers worked for the B&O Railroad as a hostler (One who services a large vehicle or engine, such as a locomotive) in the 1920's.
He was married to Eula Spriggs and they had at least 6 children: Bernice, Charles, Ethel Mae, David Jr, Anna Katherine, Clara J., and a baby girl that is simply recorded as Female Styers.
David remarried, his second wife was a very tough woman by the name of Carrie. Together they raised Annie's son Reid until his death in Vietnam.
They lived in West Virginia but at the time of his death, he is recorded as residing in the city of Baltimore.
He was married to Eula Spriggs and they had at least 6 children: Bernice, Charles, Ethel Mae, David Jr, Anna Katherine, Clara J., and a baby girl that is simply recorded as Female Styers.
David remarried, his second wife was a very tough woman by the name of Carrie. Together they raised Annie's son Reid until his death in Vietnam.
They lived in West Virginia but at the time of his death, he is recorded as residing in the city of Baltimore.
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