Ossian was the son of Abraham Myers (1832–1901) and Martha J. Ramsey (1839–1886 ). His death was described by his niece, Effie Etta Myers Peterson, to Gwen Myers Peterson in a letter dated January 12, 1974: "Ossian Myers had T.B. and he was coming out here to my Dad and he got a far as Canon City Colo, got very sick and died and was buried there."
Effie's father was Ossian's brother, John Curtis Myers, who was living in Cedaredge, Colorado in 1910.
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Effie's father was Ossian's brother, John Curtis Myers, who was living in Cedaredge, Colorado in 1910.
Contributor: SuzieQ (50356087)
Ossian was the son of Abraham Myers (1832–1901) and Martha J. Ramsey (1839–1886 ). His death was described by his niece, Effie Etta Myers Peterson, to Gwen Myers Peterson in a letter dated January 12, 1974: "Ossian Myers had T.B. and he was coming out here to my Dad and he got a far as Canon City Colo, got very sick and died and was buried there."
Effie's father was Ossian's brother, John Curtis Myers, who was living in Cedaredge, Colorado in 1910.
Contributor: SuzieQ (50356087)
Effie's father was Ossian's brother, John Curtis Myers, who was living in Cedaredge, Colorado in 1910.
Contributor: SuzieQ (50356087)
Gravesite Details
DATE IS BURIAL DATE, NOT ACTUAL DATE OF DEATH. Lakeside Cemetery Register courtesy of Royal Gorge Regional Museum & History, P. O. Box 1460, Canon City, CO 81215-1460 e-mail: [email protected]
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