William Beyer was born in Manhattan, the son of German (Prussian) immigrants: Julius Beyer and Johanna Attenberg. He lived in the Hell's Kitchen section of New York City. In 1916, he married a local girl, Hanorah "Nora" Vail, the daughter of Irish immigrants, Mary Kennedy and Frank Veale. Their children included Mary, William, Margaret and Edward.
He worked as a bartender until prohibition and then he worked in the Steinway Piano factory.
His funeral service was at St. Luke's Lutheran Church on West 46th Street in New York.
He worked as a bartender until prohibition and then he worked in the Steinway Piano factory.
His funeral service was at St. Luke's Lutheran Church on West 46th Street in New York.
William Beyer was born in Manhattan, the son of German (Prussian) immigrants: Julius Beyer and Johanna Attenberg. He lived in the Hell's Kitchen section of New York City. In 1916, he married a local girl, Hanorah "Nora" Vail, the daughter of Irish immigrants, Mary Kennedy and Frank Veale. Their children included Mary, William, Margaret and Edward.
He worked as a bartender until prohibition and then he worked in the Steinway Piano factory.
His funeral service was at St. Luke's Lutheran Church on West 46th Street in New York.
He worked as a bartender until prohibition and then he worked in the Steinway Piano factory.
His funeral service was at St. Luke's Lutheran Church on West 46th Street in New York.
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