bur. 14 Mar 1916
Charles Boarman Bryarly was the son of Robert Pressly Bryarly and Sallie Abell Boarman Bryarly. He was born in Hannibal, Ralls County, Missouri in 1856. He moved to Colorado as a young adult. There he worked as a miner and his son related that Charles mined the gold that was melted down to create his wife's wedding ring.
Charles married Mabel Helen Jenks January 11, 1900 in Cripple Creek, Colorado. They moved to Spokane, Washington in the early 1900's and then to Tweedie, Washington, near Newport, where Charles worked in lumber and carpentry.
Charles died in 1916 and was buried at the Newport Cemetery in Newport, Washington.
Charles and Mabel were the parents of 9 children: Thelma Bryarly Timm, a twin sister who died at birth; Nannie Abell Bryarly, who died at 1 yr and her twin sister Mary B., who died at 1 day old; Ruth Bryarly Hill, Esther Bryarly McIntosh, Charles Francis Bryarly, Helen Bryarly Wirt and Robert A. "Pat" Bryarly.
Charles had 2 sisters Nanna Bryarly Ford and Mary Bryarly Hixson, and 3 brothers, Francis "Frank" Bryarly, Samuel Bryarly and Robert P. Bryarly.
A marker was added in 2014.
Charles Boarman Bryarly was the son of Robert Pressly Bryarly and Sallie Abell Boarman Bryarly. He was born in Hannibal, Ralls County, Missouri in 1856. He moved to Colorado as a young adult. There he worked as a miner and his son related that Charles mined the gold that was melted down to create his wife's wedding ring.
Charles married Mabel Helen Jenks January 11, 1900 in Cripple Creek, Colorado. They moved to Spokane, Washington in the early 1900's and then to Tweedie, Washington, near Newport, where Charles worked in lumber and carpentry.
Charles died in 1916 and was buried at the Newport Cemetery in Newport, Washington.
Charles and Mabel were the parents of 9 children: Thelma Bryarly Timm, a twin sister who died at birth; Nannie Abell Bryarly, who died at 1 yr and her twin sister Mary B., who died at 1 day old; Ruth Bryarly Hill, Esther Bryarly McIntosh, Charles Francis Bryarly, Helen Bryarly Wirt and Robert A. "Pat" Bryarly.
Charles had 2 sisters Nanna Bryarly Ford and Mary Bryarly Hixson, and 3 brothers, Francis "Frank" Bryarly, Samuel Bryarly and Robert P. Bryarly.
A marker was added in 2014.
bur. 14 Mar 1916
Charles Boarman Bryarly was the son of Robert Pressly Bryarly and Sallie Abell Boarman Bryarly. He was born in Hannibal, Ralls County, Missouri in 1856. He moved to Colorado as a young adult. There he worked as a miner and his son related that Charles mined the gold that was melted down to create his wife's wedding ring.
Charles married Mabel Helen Jenks January 11, 1900 in Cripple Creek, Colorado. They moved to Spokane, Washington in the early 1900's and then to Tweedie, Washington, near Newport, where Charles worked in lumber and carpentry.
Charles died in 1916 and was buried at the Newport Cemetery in Newport, Washington.
Charles and Mabel were the parents of 9 children: Thelma Bryarly Timm, a twin sister who died at birth; Nannie Abell Bryarly, who died at 1 yr and her twin sister Mary B., who died at 1 day old; Ruth Bryarly Hill, Esther Bryarly McIntosh, Charles Francis Bryarly, Helen Bryarly Wirt and Robert A. "Pat" Bryarly.
Charles had 2 sisters Nanna Bryarly Ford and Mary Bryarly Hixson, and 3 brothers, Francis "Frank" Bryarly, Samuel Bryarly and Robert P. Bryarly.
A marker was added in 2014.
Charles Boarman Bryarly was the son of Robert Pressly Bryarly and Sallie Abell Boarman Bryarly. He was born in Hannibal, Ralls County, Missouri in 1856. He moved to Colorado as a young adult. There he worked as a miner and his son related that Charles mined the gold that was melted down to create his wife's wedding ring.
Charles married Mabel Helen Jenks January 11, 1900 in Cripple Creek, Colorado. They moved to Spokane, Washington in the early 1900's and then to Tweedie, Washington, near Newport, where Charles worked in lumber and carpentry.
Charles died in 1916 and was buried at the Newport Cemetery in Newport, Washington.
Charles and Mabel were the parents of 9 children: Thelma Bryarly Timm, a twin sister who died at birth; Nannie Abell Bryarly, who died at 1 yr and her twin sister Mary B., who died at 1 day old; Ruth Bryarly Hill, Esther Bryarly McIntosh, Charles Francis Bryarly, Helen Bryarly Wirt and Robert A. "Pat" Bryarly.
Charles had 2 sisters Nanna Bryarly Ford and Mary Bryarly Hixson, and 3 brothers, Francis "Frank" Bryarly, Samuel Bryarly and Robert P. Bryarly.
A marker was added in 2014.
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