Civil War Union Army Surgeon.
Chief Surgeon, 24th Pennsylvania (Three Month) Volunteer Infantry.
Chief Surgeon, 51st Pennsylvania Emergency Troops.
Chief Surgeon, 197th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry.
Chief Surgeon, 99th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry.
DAVID P. BOYER: Obituary, Reading Eagle, 16 October 1900, p. 3
Son of the late Mich'l K. Boyer, of this city, died at the residence of his son, Dr. D. Pellman Boyer, in Phila, on Monday. Dr. Boyer was well known throughout the city and county, having practiced medicine here for many years. He served in the Civil War as surgeon of the 99th Penn'a Volunteers. He was the oldest child of Michael K. and Rebecca Boyer. The other children were Michael P. Boyer, B. Frank Boyer, Thomas J. Boyer, M.D., Samuel P. Boyer, M.D., U.S.N., and Mrs. P.J. Cutler, the latter being the only surviving member of the family. Interment will be made in Charles Evans Cemetery.
Chief Surgeon, 24th Pennsylvania (Three Month) Volunteer Infantry.
Chief Surgeon, 51st Pennsylvania Emergency Troops.
Chief Surgeon, 197th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry.
Chief Surgeon, 99th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry.
DAVID P. BOYER: Obituary, Reading Eagle, 16 October 1900, p. 3
Son of the late Mich'l K. Boyer, of this city, died at the residence of his son, Dr. D. Pellman Boyer, in Phila, on Monday. Dr. Boyer was well known throughout the city and county, having practiced medicine here for many years. He served in the Civil War as surgeon of the 99th Penn'a Volunteers. He was the oldest child of Michael K. and Rebecca Boyer. The other children were Michael P. Boyer, B. Frank Boyer, Thomas J. Boyer, M.D., Samuel P. Boyer, M.D., U.S.N., and Mrs. P.J. Cutler, the latter being the only surviving member of the family. Interment will be made in Charles Evans Cemetery.
Civil War Union Army Surgeon.
Chief Surgeon, 24th Pennsylvania (Three Month) Volunteer Infantry.
Chief Surgeon, 51st Pennsylvania Emergency Troops.
Chief Surgeon, 197th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry.
Chief Surgeon, 99th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry.
DAVID P. BOYER: Obituary, Reading Eagle, 16 October 1900, p. 3
Son of the late Mich'l K. Boyer, of this city, died at the residence of his son, Dr. D. Pellman Boyer, in Phila, on Monday. Dr. Boyer was well known throughout the city and county, having practiced medicine here for many years. He served in the Civil War as surgeon of the 99th Penn'a Volunteers. He was the oldest child of Michael K. and Rebecca Boyer. The other children were Michael P. Boyer, B. Frank Boyer, Thomas J. Boyer, M.D., Samuel P. Boyer, M.D., U.S.N., and Mrs. P.J. Cutler, the latter being the only surviving member of the family. Interment will be made in Charles Evans Cemetery.
Chief Surgeon, 24th Pennsylvania (Three Month) Volunteer Infantry.
Chief Surgeon, 51st Pennsylvania Emergency Troops.
Chief Surgeon, 197th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry.
Chief Surgeon, 99th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry.
DAVID P. BOYER: Obituary, Reading Eagle, 16 October 1900, p. 3
Son of the late Mich'l K. Boyer, of this city, died at the residence of his son, Dr. D. Pellman Boyer, in Phila, on Monday. Dr. Boyer was well known throughout the city and county, having practiced medicine here for many years. He served in the Civil War as surgeon of the 99th Penn'a Volunteers. He was the oldest child of Michael K. and Rebecca Boyer. The other children were Michael P. Boyer, B. Frank Boyer, Thomas J. Boyer, M.D., Samuel P. Boyer, M.D., U.S.N., and Mrs. P.J. Cutler, the latter being the only surviving member of the family. Interment will be made in Charles Evans Cemetery.
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