Thursday, October 11, 1945
Jack Hyer, 72, Dies in Kansas Home
A. J. Hyer, former Sutton resident, died Thursday in his home in Coffeyville, Kansas, according to word received by relatives here. He had suffered a paralytic stroke and had been ill since that time. Mr. Hyer was born near Sutton, April 1, 1873, the son of Adam J. and Hannah Hutchison Hyer. He was married to Lillian Bender, also a native of Braxton County. While a resident of Sutton, he was engaged in the drug store business and served 2 terms as deputy sheriff under the late John Adams. He left here about 30 years ago and lived for a time in Oklahoma, later going to Coffeyville, where he was employed by the Sinclair Oil Co. in a refinery. He retired about 4 years ago. Mr. Hyer is survived by his wife and three children, John Hyer of St. Louis, Mo.; Joe Hyer of Houston Tex.; and Miss Betty Hyer at home. One sister, Mrs. Wilbur Baxter of Sutton, one half-sister, Mrs. Susan Sprigg, of Sutton and one half-brother, George Hyer, of Virginia, also survive. Funeral services were held Thursday at 2 p. m. at Coffeyville
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Thursday, October 11, 1945
Jack Hyer, 72, Dies in Kansas Home
A. J. Hyer, former Sutton resident, died Thursday in his home in Coffeyville, Kansas, according to word received by relatives here. He had suffered a paralytic stroke and had been ill since that time. Mr. Hyer was born near Sutton, April 1, 1873, the son of Adam J. and Hannah Hutchison Hyer. He was married to Lillian Bender, also a native of Braxton County. While a resident of Sutton, he was engaged in the drug store business and served 2 terms as deputy sheriff under the late John Adams. He left here about 30 years ago and lived for a time in Oklahoma, later going to Coffeyville, where he was employed by the Sinclair Oil Co. in a refinery. He retired about 4 years ago. Mr. Hyer is survived by his wife and three children, John Hyer of St. Louis, Mo.; Joe Hyer of Houston Tex.; and Miss Betty Hyer at home. One sister, Mrs. Wilbur Baxter of Sutton, one half-sister, Mrs. Susan Sprigg, of Sutton and one half-brother, George Hyer, of Virginia, also survive. Funeral services were held Thursday at 2 p. m. at Coffeyville
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Family Members
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Naomi J Hyer Gillespie
1846–1869
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Jacob Stephen Hyer
1849–1903
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Mary Elizabeth "Lizzie" Morrison Berry
1853–1943
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Julia Ann Hyer Rider
1854–1937
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Alice Margaret Morrison Kniceley
1854–1937
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Mariah A Morrison Fisher
1856–1933
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Mary Eliza Hyer Holland
1857–1939
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Susan Jane Morrison Sprigg
1858–1948
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Margaret Alice Hyer Carr
1861–1941
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George Thomas Hyer
1865–1950
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William Grant Hyer
1865–1925
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James M Morrison
1866–1901
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