This is a Memorial Only - his body has never been recovered and identified
Husband of:
Anna Catherine Schlechtweg
Father of:
Anna Elizabeth Dravis Parsons (1858–1941)
Mary I. Dravis Balmer (1863-aft 1941)
A Katherine Dravis (1865–1924)
Emma E Dravis (1867–1933)
He disappeared suddenly in April 1876. He had been working as a coachman for Oliver Hoyt, on Noroton Hill. Mr Dravis went to work for Oliver Hoyt at 3:30 in the afternoon, and quit at 6:30 to return to his family. Since then he has never been seen.
There was a suspicion that a murder was committed, but nothing definite could be proven. Charles Gowland, an Englishman, who was suspected, went to England a short while afterwards; and several years ago (in 1910) word was received of his death. In 1910, the body had never been found and the affair was still as mysterious as ever.
Husband of:
Anna Catherine Schlechtweg
Father of:
Anna Elizabeth Dravis Parsons (1858–1941)
Mary I. Dravis Balmer (1863-aft 1941)
A Katherine Dravis (1865–1924)
Emma E Dravis (1867–1933)
He disappeared suddenly in April 1876. He had been working as a coachman for Oliver Hoyt, on Noroton Hill. Mr Dravis went to work for Oliver Hoyt at 3:30 in the afternoon, and quit at 6:30 to return to his family. Since then he has never been seen.
There was a suspicion that a murder was committed, but nothing definite could be proven. Charles Gowland, an Englishman, who was suspected, went to England a short while afterwards; and several years ago (in 1910) word was received of his death. In 1910, the body had never been found and the affair was still as mysterious as ever.
This is a Memorial Only - his body has never been recovered and identified
Husband of:
Anna Catherine Schlechtweg
Father of:
Anna Elizabeth Dravis Parsons (1858–1941)
Mary I. Dravis Balmer (1863-aft 1941)
A Katherine Dravis (1865–1924)
Emma E Dravis (1867–1933)
He disappeared suddenly in April 1876. He had been working as a coachman for Oliver Hoyt, on Noroton Hill. Mr Dravis went to work for Oliver Hoyt at 3:30 in the afternoon, and quit at 6:30 to return to his family. Since then he has never been seen.
There was a suspicion that a murder was committed, but nothing definite could be proven. Charles Gowland, an Englishman, who was suspected, went to England a short while afterwards; and several years ago (in 1910) word was received of his death. In 1910, the body had never been found and the affair was still as mysterious as ever.
Husband of:
Anna Catherine Schlechtweg
Father of:
Anna Elizabeth Dravis Parsons (1858–1941)
Mary I. Dravis Balmer (1863-aft 1941)
A Katherine Dravis (1865–1924)
Emma E Dravis (1867–1933)
He disappeared suddenly in April 1876. He had been working as a coachman for Oliver Hoyt, on Noroton Hill. Mr Dravis went to work for Oliver Hoyt at 3:30 in the afternoon, and quit at 6:30 to return to his family. Since then he has never been seen.
There was a suspicion that a murder was committed, but nothing definite could be proven. Charles Gowland, an Englishman, who was suspected, went to England a short while afterwards; and several years ago (in 1910) word was received of his death. In 1910, the body had never been found and the affair was still as mysterious as ever.
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