Frederick K. Myers
Frederick K. Myers was born Apr. 17, 1829 in Knox county, Ohio; died Sunday September 25, 1904 in this city[Burr Oak, KS]. He was married to Jane Smith September 22, 1850 and they lived together until August 1900 when she died. Ten children were born to them of whom two daughters and five sons survive them. He moved from Ohio to Iowa in 1859 where he remained until 1868 when he moved to Newton county, Missouri, and came to Burr Oak, Kansas in 1870 where he has resided ever since. He was married again to Mrs. M.C. Leonard of Republic county, Kansas January 18, 1903.
He became a christian in early life and has lived a life consistent with the faith throughout, being a member of the Christian church. He was for days a patient sufferer having no fear of death though he realized that he could not live. There remains to mourn his loss his wife and seven children; Mrs. Mary Brown of Burr Oak, Mrs. Amelia Dyson of Topeka, Frank Myers of Mankato, Marion, Edgar, Evert and Claud Myers all of Burr Oak, all of whom were here when he died; also two sisters Mrs. Sidney Conrad of Clinton, Iowa and Sarah Wilson of Springville, Iowa.
He was buried at 10 o'clock Tuesday in the Burr Oak cemetery, Revs. Clark and Willis conducting the ceremonies. He was an old soldier and a highly respected citizen and his many friends here will feel his loss greatly.
Frederick K. Myers
Frederick K. Myers was born Apr. 17, 1829 in Knox county, Ohio; died Sunday September 25, 1904 in this city[Burr Oak, KS]. He was married to Jane Smith September 22, 1850 and they lived together until August 1900 when she died. Ten children were born to them of whom two daughters and five sons survive them. He moved from Ohio to Iowa in 1859 where he remained until 1868 when he moved to Newton county, Missouri, and came to Burr Oak, Kansas in 1870 where he has resided ever since. He was married again to Mrs. M.C. Leonard of Republic county, Kansas January 18, 1903.
He became a christian in early life and has lived a life consistent with the faith throughout, being a member of the Christian church. He was for days a patient sufferer having no fear of death though he realized that he could not live. There remains to mourn his loss his wife and seven children; Mrs. Mary Brown of Burr Oak, Mrs. Amelia Dyson of Topeka, Frank Myers of Mankato, Marion, Edgar, Evert and Claud Myers all of Burr Oak, all of whom were here when he died; also two sisters Mrs. Sidney Conrad of Clinton, Iowa and Sarah Wilson of Springville, Iowa.
He was buried at 10 o'clock Tuesday in the Burr Oak cemetery, Revs. Clark and Willis conducting the ceremonies. He was an old soldier and a highly respected citizen and his many friends here will feel his loss greatly.
Family Members
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George W. Myers
1813–1901
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Elizabeth Myers Dripps
1816–1901
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Susannah "Susan" Myers Holle
1817–1847
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Mary Myers Litzenberg
1821–1853
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Louis Myers
1825–1847
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Mahala Myers
1828–1850
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Henry Myers
1831–1841
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Emory Myers
1832–1874
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Lucinda Myers Conard
1833–1910
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John W. Myers
1837–1884
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Sarah Ann Myers Wilson
1839 – unknown
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Mary L. Myers Brown
1851–1911
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Amanda Ellen Myers McCormick
1853–1877
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Leroy Sylvester Myers
1854–1894
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Armillia Etheleen "Millie" Myers Dyson
1857–1930
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Frederick Marion Myers
1863–1934
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Adelbert Franklin Myers
1866–1938
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Edwin Myers
1871–1871
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Edgar Jackson Myers
1871–1949
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Everett Milton Myers
1874–1930
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James Claud Myers
1878–1951
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