Roy's parents were Amos Dyer and Ellen Hines. They were living in Rock County, Wisconsin in 1880. Roy's brother Charles is also buried in Mount Hope Cemetery; he is FAG# 148642686. There was a third child named William born about 1868. Amos Dyer was a carpenter who was born in Maine, and then moved to Wisconsin before his children were born. His wife Ellen was from Massachusetts.
Roy was a carpenter who worked making cabinets and in the building industry. Roy and Emma were married in Dane County, Wisconsin in 1899 and lived there for the first years of their marriage. They moved to Chicago after 1905. They had four surviving children--Bessie, Ruth, Scott, and Daniel--and three more who died as infants. There is an obituary posted on the memorial for Roy's wife Emma that has their surviving children listed in it.
Roy was a carpenter who worked making cabinets and in the building industry. Roy and Emma were married in Dane County, Wisconsin in 1899 and lived there for the first years of their marriage. They moved to Chicago after 1905. They had four surviving children--Bessie, Ruth, Scott, and Daniel--and three more who died as infants. There is an obituary posted on the memorial for Roy's wife Emma that has their surviving children listed in it.
Roy's parents were Amos Dyer and Ellen Hines. They were living in Rock County, Wisconsin in 1880. Roy's brother Charles is also buried in Mount Hope Cemetery; he is FAG# 148642686. There was a third child named William born about 1868. Amos Dyer was a carpenter who was born in Maine, and then moved to Wisconsin before his children were born. His wife Ellen was from Massachusetts.
Roy was a carpenter who worked making cabinets and in the building industry. Roy and Emma were married in Dane County, Wisconsin in 1899 and lived there for the first years of their marriage. They moved to Chicago after 1905. They had four surviving children--Bessie, Ruth, Scott, and Daniel--and three more who died as infants. There is an obituary posted on the memorial for Roy's wife Emma that has their surviving children listed in it.
Roy was a carpenter who worked making cabinets and in the building industry. Roy and Emma were married in Dane County, Wisconsin in 1899 and lived there for the first years of their marriage. They moved to Chicago after 1905. They had four surviving children--Bessie, Ruth, Scott, and Daniel--and three more who died as infants. There is an obituary posted on the memorial for Roy's wife Emma that has their surviving children listed in it.
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