John was employed by C.M. Dyche who was a wood contractor in Junction City. John drowned while attempting to cross the Republican River on horseback where a bridge had been.
He died in 1877 at the age of 18 1/2 years. He was buried in the Thierer Family Cemetery.
(This information came from Bill & Mary Montgomery Wilson who visited the Thierer Cemetery and from an article about his death in the Junction City Weekly Union, 15 Sep 1877, Page 5, Column 3: from FindAGrave contributor 'Mary A 'Beavers' Reed.)
John was employed by C.M. Dyche who was a wood contractor in Junction City. John drowned while attempting to cross the Republican River on horseback where a bridge had been.
He died in 1877 at the age of 18 1/2 years. He was buried in the Thierer Family Cemetery.
(This information came from Bill & Mary Montgomery Wilson who visited the Thierer Cemetery and from an article about his death in the Junction City Weekly Union, 15 Sep 1877, Page 5, Column 3: from FindAGrave contributor 'Mary A 'Beavers' Reed.)
Gravesite Details
s/o Jacob (Thierer) & Margaret (Mary Margaret Bentz)
Family Members
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Margaret Elizabeth Thierer Patee
1846–1915
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Jacob Thierer
1848–1860
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Gustav A. "Gus" Thierer
1849–1922
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Henry F. Thierer
1850–1914
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Julia Louise Thierer Martin
1853–1922
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Albert Thierer
1860–1863
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Emma Thierer Mann
1862–1949
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William Edward Thierer
1863–1918
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Amelia Thierer Patterson
1864–1937
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Charles A. Thierer
1867–1867
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Mary Belle Thierer Mertz
1870–1965
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