Son of George and Mary Weir
Civil War Veteran
The Weekly Breeze
July 16, 1891
Everybody should attend the festival at David Wyer's next Saturday night.
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The Weekly Breeze
November 9, 1893
In the vicinity of East Liberty these terrible dull times are not realized, at least one would think so by passing that way, as D. Wyer has built a fine large buggy house and fixing up his residence in fine shape.
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The Weekly Breeze
February 13, 1896
No encouraging reports has been received from the sick chamber of David Wyer, and all hopes of his recovery are abandoned by his family and friends.
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The Weekly Breeze
February 27, 1896
Uncle David Wyer, one of the most highly respected citizens of Monroe township, passed from this world to that beyond the grave, at his home near East Liberty Thursday last. Mfr. Wyer was an influential christian and a member of the Shiloh M.E. class, of which he has been leader for several years. The funeral was preached at Shiloh Saturday morning and the remains were interred in the Flat Rock cemetery.
Civil War Veteran
The Weekly Breeze
July 16, 1891
Everybody should attend the festival at David Wyer's next Saturday night.
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The Weekly Breeze
November 9, 1893
In the vicinity of East Liberty these terrible dull times are not realized, at least one would think so by passing that way, as D. Wyer has built a fine large buggy house and fixing up his residence in fine shape.
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The Weekly Breeze
February 13, 1896
No encouraging reports has been received from the sick chamber of David Wyer, and all hopes of his recovery are abandoned by his family and friends.
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The Weekly Breeze
February 27, 1896
Uncle David Wyer, one of the most highly respected citizens of Monroe township, passed from this world to that beyond the grave, at his home near East Liberty Thursday last. Mfr. Wyer was an influential christian and a member of the Shiloh M.E. class, of which he has been leader for several years. The funeral was preached at Shiloh Saturday morning and the remains were interred in the Flat Rock cemetery.
Son of George and Mary Weir
Civil War Veteran
The Weekly Breeze
July 16, 1891
Everybody should attend the festival at David Wyer's next Saturday night.
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The Weekly Breeze
November 9, 1893
In the vicinity of East Liberty these terrible dull times are not realized, at least one would think so by passing that way, as D. Wyer has built a fine large buggy house and fixing up his residence in fine shape.
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The Weekly Breeze
February 13, 1896
No encouraging reports has been received from the sick chamber of David Wyer, and all hopes of his recovery are abandoned by his family and friends.
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The Weekly Breeze
February 27, 1896
Uncle David Wyer, one of the most highly respected citizens of Monroe township, passed from this world to that beyond the grave, at his home near East Liberty Thursday last. Mfr. Wyer was an influential christian and a member of the Shiloh M.E. class, of which he has been leader for several years. The funeral was preached at Shiloh Saturday morning and the remains were interred in the Flat Rock cemetery.
Civil War Veteran
The Weekly Breeze
July 16, 1891
Everybody should attend the festival at David Wyer's next Saturday night.
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The Weekly Breeze
November 9, 1893
In the vicinity of East Liberty these terrible dull times are not realized, at least one would think so by passing that way, as D. Wyer has built a fine large buggy house and fixing up his residence in fine shape.
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The Weekly Breeze
February 13, 1896
No encouraging reports has been received from the sick chamber of David Wyer, and all hopes of his recovery are abandoned by his family and friends.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The Weekly Breeze
February 27, 1896
Uncle David Wyer, one of the most highly respected citizens of Monroe township, passed from this world to that beyond the grave, at his home near East Liberty Thursday last. Mfr. Wyer was an influential christian and a member of the Shiloh M.E. class, of which he has been leader for several years. The funeral was preached at Shiloh Saturday morning and the remains were interred in the Flat Rock cemetery.
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