From 1906 until his death in 1937, Rev. Boley served at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Dell Rapids, Minnehaha County, South Dakota. He died in St. Mary's rectory on January 5, 1937 after an extended illness.
He was survived by the following brothers and sisters: Mrs. F.V. (Mary) Ebig of Cresson, Mrs. Howard (Lucy) Warner of Altoona; Mrs. Ollie V. (Theresa) Weakland of Johnstown, Alphonsus, Frank and Nelson Boley, all of Loretto, and Mrs. Walter (Edna) Kirsch of Spangler.
Rev. Boley's body was interred in St. Michael's cemetary on January 12, 1937. He is buried next to his parents.
Note: In the federal census for 1910, 1920, and 1930, Charles' cousin, Ida F. Boley, is shown as the housekeeper at the church in Dell Rapids.
From 1906 until his death in 1937, Rev. Boley served at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Dell Rapids, Minnehaha County, South Dakota. He died in St. Mary's rectory on January 5, 1937 after an extended illness.
He was survived by the following brothers and sisters: Mrs. F.V. (Mary) Ebig of Cresson, Mrs. Howard (Lucy) Warner of Altoona; Mrs. Ollie V. (Theresa) Weakland of Johnstown, Alphonsus, Frank and Nelson Boley, all of Loretto, and Mrs. Walter (Edna) Kirsch of Spangler.
Rev. Boley's body was interred in St. Michael's cemetary on January 12, 1937. He is buried next to his parents.
Note: In the federal census for 1910, 1920, and 1930, Charles' cousin, Ida F. Boley, is shown as the housekeeper at the church in Dell Rapids.
Family Members
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Mary A Boley Ebig
1878–1945
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Bernetta Elizabeth Boley Beck
1878–1925
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Lucy A. Boley Warner
1879–1965
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Alphonsus Ignatius Boley
1882–1937
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Thomas Ellsworth Boley
1884–1894
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Theresa M. Boley Weakland
1886–1968
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Francis De Sales "Frank" Boley
1889–1969
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Edna Louise Boley Kirsch
1894–1976
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Nelson Boley
1897–1967
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