One of the Forsyth Scouts in 1868. Not at the Battle of Beechers Island, but with Peate and Carpenter on the relief.
Minneapolis Messenger
Minneapolis, Kansas
May 8, 1902
Page 3
This morning (Tuesday) we are called on to record the death of our neighbor, Richard R. Tozier, who departed this life at 8:30 a.m. Mr. Tozier eat his breakfast as usual, apparently as well as common. After eating his breakfast he placed his hand to his head. Mrs. Tozier spoke to him and got him to lay on the bed, as she saw he was sick. Dr. Vermillion was summoned, but when he arrived, Mr. Tozier was passing away and died a few moments later.
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Minneapolis Messenger
Minneapolis, Kansas
May 15, 1902
Page 2
Obituary
Richard R. Tozier was born in the county of Northumberland, in the Province of New Brunswick, on the 16th day of December 1831, and moved with his parents to the state of Maine where he lived until 1866 when he came to Kansas and settled on the Saline river in Ottawa county a short distance west of the present town of Tescott. He was married to Sue C. Kinsel on the 18th of May 1878. Three children were the result of this union, all of whom survive him at the time of his death which occurred on the 6th of May, 1902.
Minneapolis Messenger
Minneapolis, Kansas
May 8, 1902
Page 3
This morning (Tuesday) we are called on to record the death of our neighbor, Richard R. Tozier, who departed this life at 8:30 a.m. Mr. Tozier eat his breakfast as usual, apparently as well as common. After eating his breakfast he placed his hand to his head. Mrs. Tozier spoke to him and got him to lay on the bed, as she saw he was sick. Dr. Vermillion was summoned, but when he arrived, Mr. Tozier was passing away and died a few moments later.
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Minneapolis Messenger
Minneapolis, Kansas
May 15, 1902
Page 2
Obituary
Richard R. Tozier was born in the county of Northumberland, in the Province of New Brunswick, on the 16th day of December 1831, and moved with his parents to the state of Maine where he lived until 1866 when he came to Kansas and settled on the Saline river in Ottawa county a short distance west of the present town of Tescott. He was married to Sue C. Kinsel on the 18th of May 1878. Three children were the result of this union, all of whom survive him at the time of his death which occurred on the 6th of May, 1902.
One of the Forsyth Scouts in 1868. Not at the Battle of Beechers Island, but with Peate and Carpenter on the relief.
Minneapolis Messenger
Minneapolis, Kansas
May 8, 1902
Page 3
This morning (Tuesday) we are called on to record the death of our neighbor, Richard R. Tozier, who departed this life at 8:30 a.m. Mr. Tozier eat his breakfast as usual, apparently as well as common. After eating his breakfast he placed his hand to his head. Mrs. Tozier spoke to him and got him to lay on the bed, as she saw he was sick. Dr. Vermillion was summoned, but when he arrived, Mr. Tozier was passing away and died a few moments later.
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Minneapolis Messenger
Minneapolis, Kansas
May 15, 1902
Page 2
Obituary
Richard R. Tozier was born in the county of Northumberland, in the Province of New Brunswick, on the 16th day of December 1831, and moved with his parents to the state of Maine where he lived until 1866 when he came to Kansas and settled on the Saline river in Ottawa county a short distance west of the present town of Tescott. He was married to Sue C. Kinsel on the 18th of May 1878. Three children were the result of this union, all of whom survive him at the time of his death which occurred on the 6th of May, 1902.
Minneapolis Messenger
Minneapolis, Kansas
May 8, 1902
Page 3
This morning (Tuesday) we are called on to record the death of our neighbor, Richard R. Tozier, who departed this life at 8:30 a.m. Mr. Tozier eat his breakfast as usual, apparently as well as common. After eating his breakfast he placed his hand to his head. Mrs. Tozier spoke to him and got him to lay on the bed, as she saw he was sick. Dr. Vermillion was summoned, but when he arrived, Mr. Tozier was passing away and died a few moments later.
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Minneapolis Messenger
Minneapolis, Kansas
May 15, 1902
Page 2
Obituary
Richard R. Tozier was born in the county of Northumberland, in the Province of New Brunswick, on the 16th day of December 1831, and moved with his parents to the state of Maine where he lived until 1866 when he came to Kansas and settled on the Saline river in Ottawa county a short distance west of the present town of Tescott. He was married to Sue C. Kinsel on the 18th of May 1878. Three children were the result of this union, all of whom survive him at the time of his death which occurred on the 6th of May, 1902.
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