Henry Boyque
On the Oregon Trail
Henry Boyque left the party that was continuing on to Fort Hall for supplies. He wanted to return to Missouri, so he attempted to catch up with a party that had left Fort Hall a day or so before he arrived. He was alone during this undertaking and was probably killed by Indians. His horse and gear were identified on an indian about a year later. He was never heard from again, and didn't make it back home to Missouri.
On the Oregon Trail
Henry Boyque left the party that was continuing on to Fort Hall for supplies. He wanted to return to Missouri, so he attempted to catch up with a party that had left Fort Hall a day or so before he arrived. He was alone during this undertaking and was probably killed by Indians. His horse and gear were identified on an indian about a year later. He was never heard from again, and didn't make it back home to Missouri.
Henry Boyque
On the Oregon Trail
Henry Boyque left the party that was continuing on to Fort Hall for supplies. He wanted to return to Missouri, so he attempted to catch up with a party that had left Fort Hall a day or so before he arrived. He was alone during this undertaking and was probably killed by Indians. His horse and gear were identified on an indian about a year later. He was never heard from again, and didn't make it back home to Missouri.
On the Oregon Trail
Henry Boyque left the party that was continuing on to Fort Hall for supplies. He wanted to return to Missouri, so he attempted to catch up with a party that had left Fort Hall a day or so before he arrived. He was alone during this undertaking and was probably killed by Indians. His horse and gear were identified on an indian about a year later. He was never heard from again, and didn't make it back home to Missouri.
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