He was the son of Dr. Winthrop and Louisa (Hoyer) Dyer. He grew to adulthood in San Pasqual valley.
When he was in his youth his father became ill and went to live at the soldiers home. Jim and his brothers worked for other ranchers in the valley to help support the family.
His father died in 1911. In 1912, Jim left home one day and never returned. That was the last the family ever knew of him.
When he was in his youth his father became ill and went to live at the soldiers home. Jim and his brothers worked for other ranchers in the valley to help support the family.
His father died in 1911. In 1912, Jim left home one day and never returned. That was the last the family ever knew of him.
He was the son of Dr. Winthrop and Louisa (Hoyer) Dyer. He grew to adulthood in San Pasqual valley.
When he was in his youth his father became ill and went to live at the soldiers home. Jim and his brothers worked for other ranchers in the valley to help support the family.
His father died in 1911. In 1912, Jim left home one day and never returned. That was the last the family ever knew of him.
When he was in his youth his father became ill and went to live at the soldiers home. Jim and his brothers worked for other ranchers in the valley to help support the family.
His father died in 1911. In 1912, Jim left home one day and never returned. That was the last the family ever knew of him.
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