HUSBAND of Martha Jane Devinney Boyer.
FATHER of Mary Frances Boyer Carter Bell, George Henry Boyer, and Charles William Boyer.
GRANDFATHER of John H. Carter and Lewayne David Bell.
GRANDFATHER of Otis L. Boyer and Stella E. Boyer Tyler.
GRANDFATHER of Frances Lee Boyer Litsey, Golda Edith Boyer Monger, Beulah May Boyer Seeman Shaffer, Fay Marie Boyer Glaspy Sharp, and Thelma Elizabeth Boyer Tinker.
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Great Bend Rustler
Great Bend, Barton Co., KS
Vol. 3, No. 55, Page 1.
Thursday, 03May1906
HE DIED ALL ALONE
Henry Boyer Had Apparently Been Dead For Some Time When Found.
Henry Boyer, who lived with his wife and two sons at 3723 17th street, and who has been looking after a farm on the Cheyenne bottoms for G. N. Moses, was found dead in the house on the farm Wednesday afternoon.
Frank Harmison, who lives near the place went over there Wednesday to see Mr. Boyer, and not finding him about made an investigation. Things did not look just right about the place and Mr. Harmison managed to get a look in the house and saw the man lying on the bed dead. He immediately notified the coroner, Dr. Morrison, who authorized Justice of the Peace Stanley Prindle, of Hosisington, to hold an inquest, which was done Wednesday evening. The verdict of the corner's jury was that the deceased came to his death from natural causes.
Mr. Boyer had lived with his wife and family in Great Bend for some time, owning their home on 17th street. Both of the sons are away from home at this time, one of them having gone away with Myron Gilmore a short time ago and the other is working in the western part of the state.
No arrangements have been made so far for the funeral that we know of, but the body will be brought to Great Bend today.
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NOTE: Location of John A. Boyer's burial was written in a letter written by his GRANDDAUGHTER, Beulah May Boyer Seeman Shaffer.
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NOTE: Martha Jane Devinney Boyer, wife of Henry A. Boyer, is buried at Elmwood Cemetery, Kansas City, Jackson Co., Missouri (she went to visit her daughter, Mary Frances Boyer Carter Bell, and died while she was there).
Because of the Flu Epidemic at that time, her body could not be sent back to Kansas do to the borders between the states being closed.
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And a very BIG Thank You to Christina Bontrager for taking photo of Henry A. Boyer's Headstone.
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FATHER of Mary Frances Boyer Carter Bell, George Henry Boyer, and Charles William Boyer.
GRANDFATHER of John H. Carter and Lewayne David Bell.
GRANDFATHER of Otis L. Boyer and Stella E. Boyer Tyler.
GRANDFATHER of Frances Lee Boyer Litsey, Golda Edith Boyer Monger, Beulah May Boyer Seeman Shaffer, Fay Marie Boyer Glaspy Sharp, and Thelma Elizabeth Boyer Tinker.
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Great Bend Rustler
Great Bend, Barton Co., KS
Vol. 3, No. 55, Page 1.
Thursday, 03May1906
HE DIED ALL ALONE
Henry Boyer Had Apparently Been Dead For Some Time When Found.
Henry Boyer, who lived with his wife and two sons at 3723 17th street, and who has been looking after a farm on the Cheyenne bottoms for G. N. Moses, was found dead in the house on the farm Wednesday afternoon.
Frank Harmison, who lives near the place went over there Wednesday to see Mr. Boyer, and not finding him about made an investigation. Things did not look just right about the place and Mr. Harmison managed to get a look in the house and saw the man lying on the bed dead. He immediately notified the coroner, Dr. Morrison, who authorized Justice of the Peace Stanley Prindle, of Hosisington, to hold an inquest, which was done Wednesday evening. The verdict of the corner's jury was that the deceased came to his death from natural causes.
Mr. Boyer had lived with his wife and family in Great Bend for some time, owning their home on 17th street. Both of the sons are away from home at this time, one of them having gone away with Myron Gilmore a short time ago and the other is working in the western part of the state.
No arrangements have been made so far for the funeral that we know of, but the body will be brought to Great Bend today.
____________________
NOTE: Location of John A. Boyer's burial was written in a letter written by his GRANDDAUGHTER, Beulah May Boyer Seeman Shaffer.
____________________
NOTE: Martha Jane Devinney Boyer, wife of Henry A. Boyer, is buried at Elmwood Cemetery, Kansas City, Jackson Co., Missouri (she went to visit her daughter, Mary Frances Boyer Carter Bell, and died while she was there).
Because of the Flu Epidemic at that time, her body could not be sent back to Kansas do to the borders between the states being closed.
____________________
And a very BIG Thank You to Christina Bontrager for taking photo of Henry A. Boyer's Headstone.
____________________
HUSBAND of Martha Jane Devinney Boyer.
FATHER of Mary Frances Boyer Carter Bell, George Henry Boyer, and Charles William Boyer.
GRANDFATHER of John H. Carter and Lewayne David Bell.
GRANDFATHER of Otis L. Boyer and Stella E. Boyer Tyler.
GRANDFATHER of Frances Lee Boyer Litsey, Golda Edith Boyer Monger, Beulah May Boyer Seeman Shaffer, Fay Marie Boyer Glaspy Sharp, and Thelma Elizabeth Boyer Tinker.
____________________
Great Bend Rustler
Great Bend, Barton Co., KS
Vol. 3, No. 55, Page 1.
Thursday, 03May1906
HE DIED ALL ALONE
Henry Boyer Had Apparently Been Dead For Some Time When Found.
Henry Boyer, who lived with his wife and two sons at 3723 17th street, and who has been looking after a farm on the Cheyenne bottoms for G. N. Moses, was found dead in the house on the farm Wednesday afternoon.
Frank Harmison, who lives near the place went over there Wednesday to see Mr. Boyer, and not finding him about made an investigation. Things did not look just right about the place and Mr. Harmison managed to get a look in the house and saw the man lying on the bed dead. He immediately notified the coroner, Dr. Morrison, who authorized Justice of the Peace Stanley Prindle, of Hosisington, to hold an inquest, which was done Wednesday evening. The verdict of the corner's jury was that the deceased came to his death from natural causes.
Mr. Boyer had lived with his wife and family in Great Bend for some time, owning their home on 17th street. Both of the sons are away from home at this time, one of them having gone away with Myron Gilmore a short time ago and the other is working in the western part of the state.
No arrangements have been made so far for the funeral that we know of, but the body will be brought to Great Bend today.
____________________
NOTE: Location of John A. Boyer's burial was written in a letter written by his GRANDDAUGHTER, Beulah May Boyer Seeman Shaffer.
____________________
NOTE: Martha Jane Devinney Boyer, wife of Henry A. Boyer, is buried at Elmwood Cemetery, Kansas City, Jackson Co., Missouri (she went to visit her daughter, Mary Frances Boyer Carter Bell, and died while she was there).
Because of the Flu Epidemic at that time, her body could not be sent back to Kansas do to the borders between the states being closed.
____________________
And a very BIG Thank You to Christina Bontrager for taking photo of Henry A. Boyer's Headstone.
____________________
FATHER of Mary Frances Boyer Carter Bell, George Henry Boyer, and Charles William Boyer.
GRANDFATHER of John H. Carter and Lewayne David Bell.
GRANDFATHER of Otis L. Boyer and Stella E. Boyer Tyler.
GRANDFATHER of Frances Lee Boyer Litsey, Golda Edith Boyer Monger, Beulah May Boyer Seeman Shaffer, Fay Marie Boyer Glaspy Sharp, and Thelma Elizabeth Boyer Tinker.
____________________
Great Bend Rustler
Great Bend, Barton Co., KS
Vol. 3, No. 55, Page 1.
Thursday, 03May1906
HE DIED ALL ALONE
Henry Boyer Had Apparently Been Dead For Some Time When Found.
Henry Boyer, who lived with his wife and two sons at 3723 17th street, and who has been looking after a farm on the Cheyenne bottoms for G. N. Moses, was found dead in the house on the farm Wednesday afternoon.
Frank Harmison, who lives near the place went over there Wednesday to see Mr. Boyer, and not finding him about made an investigation. Things did not look just right about the place and Mr. Harmison managed to get a look in the house and saw the man lying on the bed dead. He immediately notified the coroner, Dr. Morrison, who authorized Justice of the Peace Stanley Prindle, of Hosisington, to hold an inquest, which was done Wednesday evening. The verdict of the corner's jury was that the deceased came to his death from natural causes.
Mr. Boyer had lived with his wife and family in Great Bend for some time, owning their home on 17th street. Both of the sons are away from home at this time, one of them having gone away with Myron Gilmore a short time ago and the other is working in the western part of the state.
No arrangements have been made so far for the funeral that we know of, but the body will be brought to Great Bend today.
____________________
NOTE: Location of John A. Boyer's burial was written in a letter written by his GRANDDAUGHTER, Beulah May Boyer Seeman Shaffer.
____________________
NOTE: Martha Jane Devinney Boyer, wife of Henry A. Boyer, is buried at Elmwood Cemetery, Kansas City, Jackson Co., Missouri (she went to visit her daughter, Mary Frances Boyer Carter Bell, and died while she was there).
Because of the Flu Epidemic at that time, her body could not be sent back to Kansas do to the borders between the states being closed.
____________________
And a very BIG Thank You to Christina Bontrager for taking photo of Henry A. Boyer's Headstone.
____________________
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