I think the birthdate on the stone is wrong. He was from Plainfield, NJ and the Ryno's there have a Bible record with April 24, 1846 as his birthdate.
Obituary: The Waco Times Herald Thurs. Dec. 3, 1925
MAN FOUND DEAD ON FARM NEAR HILLSIDE
Father of Mrs. Jim Scott Succumbs To Sudden Attack.
About noon Thursday the lifeless body of the father of Mrs. Jim Scott, his name not being learned, was found dead on the Weubker place near Hillside, and about 12 miles south of Waco. The discovery was made by Mr. & Mrs. Jim Scott when they returned from Waco, and the body was found in the yard, near an outhouse, about 100 yards from the Scott house. It is thought that the man was stricken suddenly while in the yard, but he was apparently in good health when Mr. & Mrs. Scott left home early Thursday morning. Justice of the Peace, R.B. Stanford went to the place where the man was found dead accompanied by Deputy Sheriff Phil Hobbs and the body was later brought to Waco in Compton's ambulance.
The Waco Times Herald Fri. Dec. 4, 1925
BURIAL THOS. REJNO FRIDAY AFTERNOON
The funeral of Thos. Ryno, 95 years old, found dead about noon Thursday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. J.A. Scott near Hillside, about 12 miles south of Waco, took place Friday afternoon at Prairie Grove, Hill County. The body was taken there in Compton's motor hearse.
Waco News Tribune Sat. Dec. 5, 1925 pg 6
THOMAS HENRY RYNO
The body of Thomas Henry Ryno was taken to Prairie Grove Cemetery in Hill County Friday afternoon and services were conducted there at 2:30. The body was taken in the motor hearse of F.M. Compton. Mr. Ryno died suddenly Thursday afternoon on his farm near Hillside. He was out in the stock lot when he died and his body was found there by his son-in-law, J.A. Scott.
Obituary: The Waco Times Herald Thurs. Dec. 3, 1925
MAN FOUND DEAD ON FARM NEAR HILLSIDE
Father of Mrs. Jim Scott Succumbs To Sudden Attack.
About noon Thursday the lifeless body of the father of Mrs. Jim Scott, his name not being learned, was found dead on the Weubker place near Hillside, and about 12 miles south of Waco. The discovery was made by Mr. & Mrs. Jim Scott when they returned from Waco, and the body was found in the yard, near an outhouse, about 100 yards from the Scott house. It is thought that the man was stricken suddenly while in the yard, but he was apparently in good health when Mr. & Mrs. Scott left home early Thursday morning. Justice of the Peace, R.B. Stanford went to the place where the man was found dead accompanied by Deputy Sheriff Phil Hobbs and the body was later brought to Waco in Compton's ambulance.
The Waco Times Herald Fri. Dec. 4, 1925
BURIAL THOS. REJNO FRIDAY AFTERNOON
The funeral of Thos. Ryno, 95 years old, found dead about noon Thursday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. J.A. Scott near Hillside, about 12 miles south of Waco, took place Friday afternoon at Prairie Grove, Hill County. The body was taken there in Compton's motor hearse.
Waco News Tribune Sat. Dec. 5, 1925 pg 6
THOMAS HENRY RYNO
The body of Thomas Henry Ryno was taken to Prairie Grove Cemetery in Hill County Friday afternoon and services were conducted there at 2:30. The body was taken in the motor hearse of F.M. Compton. Mr. Ryno died suddenly Thursday afternoon on his farm near Hillside. He was out in the stock lot when he died and his body was found there by his son-in-law, J.A. Scott.
I think the birthdate on the stone is wrong. He was from Plainfield, NJ and the Ryno's there have a Bible record with April 24, 1846 as his birthdate.
Obituary: The Waco Times Herald Thurs. Dec. 3, 1925
MAN FOUND DEAD ON FARM NEAR HILLSIDE
Father of Mrs. Jim Scott Succumbs To Sudden Attack.
About noon Thursday the lifeless body of the father of Mrs. Jim Scott, his name not being learned, was found dead on the Weubker place near Hillside, and about 12 miles south of Waco. The discovery was made by Mr. & Mrs. Jim Scott when they returned from Waco, and the body was found in the yard, near an outhouse, about 100 yards from the Scott house. It is thought that the man was stricken suddenly while in the yard, but he was apparently in good health when Mr. & Mrs. Scott left home early Thursday morning. Justice of the Peace, R.B. Stanford went to the place where the man was found dead accompanied by Deputy Sheriff Phil Hobbs and the body was later brought to Waco in Compton's ambulance.
The Waco Times Herald Fri. Dec. 4, 1925
BURIAL THOS. REJNO FRIDAY AFTERNOON
The funeral of Thos. Ryno, 95 years old, found dead about noon Thursday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. J.A. Scott near Hillside, about 12 miles south of Waco, took place Friday afternoon at Prairie Grove, Hill County. The body was taken there in Compton's motor hearse.
Waco News Tribune Sat. Dec. 5, 1925 pg 6
THOMAS HENRY RYNO
The body of Thomas Henry Ryno was taken to Prairie Grove Cemetery in Hill County Friday afternoon and services were conducted there at 2:30. The body was taken in the motor hearse of F.M. Compton. Mr. Ryno died suddenly Thursday afternoon on his farm near Hillside. He was out in the stock lot when he died and his body was found there by his son-in-law, J.A. Scott.
Obituary: The Waco Times Herald Thurs. Dec. 3, 1925
MAN FOUND DEAD ON FARM NEAR HILLSIDE
Father of Mrs. Jim Scott Succumbs To Sudden Attack.
About noon Thursday the lifeless body of the father of Mrs. Jim Scott, his name not being learned, was found dead on the Weubker place near Hillside, and about 12 miles south of Waco. The discovery was made by Mr. & Mrs. Jim Scott when they returned from Waco, and the body was found in the yard, near an outhouse, about 100 yards from the Scott house. It is thought that the man was stricken suddenly while in the yard, but he was apparently in good health when Mr. & Mrs. Scott left home early Thursday morning. Justice of the Peace, R.B. Stanford went to the place where the man was found dead accompanied by Deputy Sheriff Phil Hobbs and the body was later brought to Waco in Compton's ambulance.
The Waco Times Herald Fri. Dec. 4, 1925
BURIAL THOS. REJNO FRIDAY AFTERNOON
The funeral of Thos. Ryno, 95 years old, found dead about noon Thursday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. J.A. Scott near Hillside, about 12 miles south of Waco, took place Friday afternoon at Prairie Grove, Hill County. The body was taken there in Compton's motor hearse.
Waco News Tribune Sat. Dec. 5, 1925 pg 6
THOMAS HENRY RYNO
The body of Thomas Henry Ryno was taken to Prairie Grove Cemetery in Hill County Friday afternoon and services were conducted there at 2:30. The body was taken in the motor hearse of F.M. Compton. Mr. Ryno died suddenly Thursday afternoon on his farm near Hillside. He was out in the stock lot when he died and his body was found there by his son-in-law, J.A. Scott.
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