Son of Lawrence and Catherine Dwyer; brother of Michael Dwyer (also included in these listings); his religion was Roman Catholic; arrived in the United States in 1859; enlisted March 30, 1865 at Watertown, New York, by lieutenant Highs, for 3 years as a private in company H, 11th United States Infantry; his occupation was shown as farmhand, and his personal details shown as having grey eyes, light hair, fair comploexion, standing at a hight of five feet, eight and a half inches; discharged from the military service on March 30, 1868, in Virginia, at the expiration of his term of service; naturalized as a citizen of the United States in 1875; resided as a quartz miner, in 1880, with his parents at Pennington County, South Dakota; married about 1895, to Danish born Hilda; admitted to the Hot Springs Soldiers' Home, Fall River, South Dakota, on January 21, 1907, when his occupation was shown as rancher; transferred on December 2, 1907 to the Battle Mountain Sanatarium, Fall River County; died at Hill City, South Dakota.
Son of Lawrence and Catherine Dwyer; brother of Michael Dwyer (also included in these listings); his religion was Roman Catholic; arrived in the United States in 1859; enlisted March 30, 1865 at Watertown, New York, by lieutenant Highs, for 3 years as a private in company H, 11th United States Infantry; his occupation was shown as farmhand, and his personal details shown as having grey eyes, light hair, fair comploexion, standing at a hight of five feet, eight and a half inches; discharged from the military service on March 30, 1868, in Virginia, at the expiration of his term of service; naturalized as a citizen of the United States in 1875; resided as a quartz miner, in 1880, with his parents at Pennington County, South Dakota; married about 1895, to Danish born Hilda; admitted to the Hot Springs Soldiers' Home, Fall River, South Dakota, on January 21, 1907, when his occupation was shown as rancher; transferred on December 2, 1907 to the Battle Mountain Sanatarium, Fall River County; died at Hill City, South Dakota.
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