MRS. W. C. DENNIG DIES AT HER HOME HERE
Mrs. William C Dennig, eighty eight years of age, died of the ailments common to those of advanced years, at her home, no. 371 Bellefontaine Ave this morning at 6;30 o'clock. She had been ill several months.
Mrs. Dennig was Miss Margaret Beyer until her marriage in 1854 at Easton, Pennsylvania. A native of Germany, she was born Feb. 23, 1827, the daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Christian Beyer. She resided in Marion the last sixty years of her life. For fifty eight years she was a faithful member of the German M.E. Church.
Aside from the husband, one adoptd daughter, Mrs. William Sturmer of this city and a brother, Jacob Beyer of Easton, Pa., survive.
Burial will be made in the Marion Cemetery.
~ The Marion Star- Marion, Ohio- Friday, March 26, 1915
Margaret's birth maiden name was "Bauer" but most of the family including here father changed there name to "Boyer" once they emigrated to America.
Barry Boyer
Mrs. William C Dennig, eighty eight years of age, died of the ailments common to those of advanced years, at her home, no. 371 Bellefontaine Ave this morning at 6;30 o'clock. She had been ill several months.
Mrs. Dennig was Miss Margaret Beyer until her marriage in 1854 at Easton, Pennsylvania. A native of Germany, she was born Feb. 23, 1827, the daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Christian Beyer. She resided in Marion the last sixty years of her life. For fifty eight years she was a faithful member of the German M.E. Church.
Aside from the husband, one adoptd daughter, Mrs. William Sturmer of this city and a brother, Jacob Beyer of Easton, Pa., survive.
Burial will be made in the Marion Cemetery.
~ The Marion Star- Marion, Ohio- Friday, March 26, 1915
Margaret's birth maiden name was "Bauer" but most of the family including here father changed there name to "Boyer" once they emigrated to America.
Barry Boyer
MRS. W. C. DENNIG DIES AT HER HOME HERE
Mrs. William C Dennig, eighty eight years of age, died of the ailments common to those of advanced years, at her home, no. 371 Bellefontaine Ave this morning at 6;30 o'clock. She had been ill several months.
Mrs. Dennig was Miss Margaret Beyer until her marriage in 1854 at Easton, Pennsylvania. A native of Germany, she was born Feb. 23, 1827, the daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Christian Beyer. She resided in Marion the last sixty years of her life. For fifty eight years she was a faithful member of the German M.E. Church.
Aside from the husband, one adoptd daughter, Mrs. William Sturmer of this city and a brother, Jacob Beyer of Easton, Pa., survive.
Burial will be made in the Marion Cemetery.
~ The Marion Star- Marion, Ohio- Friday, March 26, 1915
Margaret's birth maiden name was "Bauer" but most of the family including here father changed there name to "Boyer" once they emigrated to America.
Barry Boyer
Mrs. William C Dennig, eighty eight years of age, died of the ailments common to those of advanced years, at her home, no. 371 Bellefontaine Ave this morning at 6;30 o'clock. She had been ill several months.
Mrs. Dennig was Miss Margaret Beyer until her marriage in 1854 at Easton, Pennsylvania. A native of Germany, she was born Feb. 23, 1827, the daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Christian Beyer. She resided in Marion the last sixty years of her life. For fifty eight years she was a faithful member of the German M.E. Church.
Aside from the husband, one adoptd daughter, Mrs. William Sturmer of this city and a brother, Jacob Beyer of Easton, Pa., survive.
Burial will be made in the Marion Cemetery.
~ The Marion Star- Marion, Ohio- Friday, March 26, 1915
Margaret's birth maiden name was "Bauer" but most of the family including here father changed there name to "Boyer" once they emigrated to America.
Barry Boyer
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