Per "Ancestors And Collaterals, Revised and enlarged edition of Ancestors of
the Boyer Brothers", Carol Constance (Younker) Boyer, Denver, CO, Sept., 1974 - "Civil War soldier" & "m. 2nd Maggie McKenzie, 2 ch." According to recollection written by nephew, John Fisher, John Ezra's move to Kansas was motivated partly by his health; he, like his sister Malinda Alice, suffered from tuberculosis. He took up the government offer of 160 acres of land.
the Boyer Brothers", Carol Constance (Younker) Boyer, Denver, CO, Sept., 1974 - "Civil War soldier" & "m. 2nd Maggie McKenzie, 2 ch." According to recollection written by nephew, John Fisher, John Ezra's move to Kansas was motivated partly by his health; he, like his sister Malinda Alice, suffered from tuberculosis. He took up the government offer of 160 acres of land.
Per "Ancestors And Collaterals, Revised and enlarged edition of Ancestors of
the Boyer Brothers", Carol Constance (Younker) Boyer, Denver, CO, Sept., 1974 - "Civil War soldier" & "m. 2nd Maggie McKenzie, 2 ch." According to recollection written by nephew, John Fisher, John Ezra's move to Kansas was motivated partly by his health; he, like his sister Malinda Alice, suffered from tuberculosis. He took up the government offer of 160 acres of land.
the Boyer Brothers", Carol Constance (Younker) Boyer, Denver, CO, Sept., 1974 - "Civil War soldier" & "m. 2nd Maggie McKenzie, 2 ch." According to recollection written by nephew, John Fisher, John Ezra's move to Kansas was motivated partly by his health; he, like his sister Malinda Alice, suffered from tuberculosis. He took up the government offer of 160 acres of land.
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JOHN EDWARD BOYER
OCT. 10, 1831-JAN. 25, 1884
CAPT. IN UNION ARMY
MELINDA ALICE BOYER-FISHER
WIFE OF W. A. FISHER
MAR. 20, 1841 In IND.-AUG. 11, 1884
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