All Dysarts are buried around a very large family monument.
The official birth record in Harrison County Ohio, Shortcreek Twp.,and other information shows him as Boyd W. Dysart. He is also found in Pittsburgh Pa as Boyd Wilber Dysart, in 1918 for the WW 1 draft registration. Birth date and parents match.
We believe the William B is a result of a misunderstanding where he died.
Note there is also a Boyd W. Dysart who served in the Civil War from Belmont Co., Ohio, do not be confused.
The official birth record in Harrison County Ohio, Shortcreek Twp.,and other information shows him as Boyd W. Dysart. He is also found in Pittsburgh Pa as Boyd Wilber Dysart, in 1918 for the WW 1 draft registration. Birth date and parents match.
We believe the William B is a result of a misunderstanding where he died.
Note there is also a Boyd W. Dysart who served in the Civil War from Belmont Co., Ohio, do not be confused.
All Dysarts are buried around a very large family monument.
The official birth record in Harrison County Ohio, Shortcreek Twp.,and other information shows him as Boyd W. Dysart. He is also found in Pittsburgh Pa as Boyd Wilber Dysart, in 1918 for the WW 1 draft registration. Birth date and parents match.
We believe the William B is a result of a misunderstanding where he died.
Note there is also a Boyd W. Dysart who served in the Civil War from Belmont Co., Ohio, do not be confused.
The official birth record in Harrison County Ohio, Shortcreek Twp.,and other information shows him as Boyd W. Dysart. He is also found in Pittsburgh Pa as Boyd Wilber Dysart, in 1918 for the WW 1 draft registration. Birth date and parents match.
We believe the William B is a result of a misunderstanding where he died.
Note there is also a Boyd W. Dysart who served in the Civil War from Belmont Co., Ohio, do not be confused.
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