According to the 1900 Census he was born in 1838.
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The Washington Post
31 May 1912; page 2
DIES EN ROUTE TO HOSPITAL
Farmer Stricken While Seated at Georgetown Lunch Counter.
J. E. Boucher, 65 years old, a well-known farmer living at Langley, Va., was stricken with heart failure while seated in a lunchroom at 3316 M street northwest about 2:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon, and died while being removed to Georgetown University Hospital.
Mr. Boucher's wife and three grown children were notified of his death. They removed his body to Burch's undertaking establishment.
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The Washington Post
31 May 1912; page 2
DIES EN ROUTE TO HOSPITAL
Farmer Stricken While Seated at Georgetown Lunch Counter.
J. E. Boucher, 65 years old, a well-known farmer living at Langley, Va., was stricken with heart failure while seated in a lunchroom at 3316 M street northwest about 2:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon, and died while being removed to Georgetown University Hospital.
Mr. Boucher's wife and three grown children were notified of his death. They removed his body to Burch's undertaking establishment.
According to the 1900 Census he was born in 1838.
---
The Washington Post
31 May 1912; page 2
DIES EN ROUTE TO HOSPITAL
Farmer Stricken While Seated at Georgetown Lunch Counter.
J. E. Boucher, 65 years old, a well-known farmer living at Langley, Va., was stricken with heart failure while seated in a lunchroom at 3316 M street northwest about 2:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon, and died while being removed to Georgetown University Hospital.
Mr. Boucher's wife and three grown children were notified of his death. They removed his body to Burch's undertaking establishment.
---
The Washington Post
31 May 1912; page 2
DIES EN ROUTE TO HOSPITAL
Farmer Stricken While Seated at Georgetown Lunch Counter.
J. E. Boucher, 65 years old, a well-known farmer living at Langley, Va., was stricken with heart failure while seated in a lunchroom at 3316 M street northwest about 2:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon, and died while being removed to Georgetown University Hospital.
Mr. Boucher's wife and three grown children were notified of his death. They removed his body to Burch's undertaking establishment.
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BOUCHER / JOHN EMORY SR / 1844 - 1912 / HIS WIFE / MATILDA K. BOUCHER / 1839 - 1916 / JOHN EMORY JR. / 1874 - 1912 / REST IN PEACE
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