Moses S. Ryan was born in December 1857, in Whitley County, Kentucky to Jacob L. and Kizziah [Creekmore] Ryan. they married in Kentucky on 19 Feb 1852, in Kentucky. His father serving during the Civil War and died in a hospital in the town of Somerset, Pulaski, Kentucky, on the 23 June 1863 while in the service of the Country. He held the rank of 1st Sargent, Co. F, 12th Regiment Kentucky Volunteer Infantry.
Moses' mother, Kizziah [Creekmore] Ryan, remarried after the death of her first husband in war, to Alexander Ramsey Osborne. She died 15 years before the death of her second husband, on 3 Dec 1907, In Bates County, Missouri.
The 1900 U.S. Federal Census reports that he was widowed. But, the 1910 U.S. Federal Census reports that he was divorced with 6 living children. Both census also reported that he worked for the railroad that passed through town. he continued to work for the Southern Pacific passed the age of 62. After his retirement, Moses, continued on in farming.
In 1916, Moses S. was married for the second time to Melvina Quine Ryan (1864 - 1935) [His first marriage ended in divorce and he being the father of six children]. Moses lived about 5 years passed the death of his second wife, Melvinia.
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Newspaper: The Roseburg Plaindealer. Date: Thursday, 18 Aug 1904, Page: 2; Published: Roseburg, Oregon 1870-190?,
"Three young men".....were brought in and turned over to the Sheriff....this morning by Constable Crow, of Riddle precinct, for burglarizing the house of Moses Ryan, section foreman of the Southern Pacific Co, at that place."
"About one o'clock this morning the men broke into the house and took a pair of trousers, a shirt, a lot of provisions and a six shooter. They then went south along the railroad track until they arrived at the Salt Creek water tank about 10 miles from Riddle, where they stopped to wait for the next train. In the mean time Constable H. A. Crow, of Riddle, was notified of the burglary and started in pursuit on Foreman Ryan's hand car, after having telephoned to the section foreman at Salt Creek to be on the look for the three men. When they reached Salt Creek, Constable Crow saw three men in the brush a short distance from the track and he immediately went to them and arrested them. Upon examination they proved to be the right men, having in their position the things taken from the house at Riddle.
in the absence of the, Justice of the Peace, they plead guilty before the City Reorder at Riddle and were brought down this morning and turned over to Sheriff H. T. McClallen for safe keeping until the October term of the Circuit Court, when their case will be heard."
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Moses' mother, Kizziah [Creekmore] Ryan, remarried after the death of her first husband in war, to Alexander Ramsey Osborne. She died 15 years before the death of her second husband, on 3 Dec 1907, In Bates County, Missouri.
The 1900 U.S. Federal Census reports that he was widowed. But, the 1910 U.S. Federal Census reports that he was divorced with 6 living children. Both census also reported that he worked for the railroad that passed through town. he continued to work for the Southern Pacific passed the age of 62. After his retirement, Moses, continued on in farming.
In 1916, Moses S. was married for the second time to Melvina Quine Ryan (1864 - 1935) [His first marriage ended in divorce and he being the father of six children]. Moses lived about 5 years passed the death of his second wife, Melvinia.
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Newspaper: The Roseburg Plaindealer. Date: Thursday, 18 Aug 1904, Page: 2; Published: Roseburg, Oregon 1870-190?,
"Three young men".....were brought in and turned over to the Sheriff....this morning by Constable Crow, of Riddle precinct, for burglarizing the house of Moses Ryan, section foreman of the Southern Pacific Co, at that place."
"About one o'clock this morning the men broke into the house and took a pair of trousers, a shirt, a lot of provisions and a six shooter. They then went south along the railroad track until they arrived at the Salt Creek water tank about 10 miles from Riddle, where they stopped to wait for the next train. In the mean time Constable H. A. Crow, of Riddle, was notified of the burglary and started in pursuit on Foreman Ryan's hand car, after having telephoned to the section foreman at Salt Creek to be on the look for the three men. When they reached Salt Creek, Constable Crow saw three men in the brush a short distance from the track and he immediately went to them and arrested them. Upon examination they proved to be the right men, having in their position the things taken from the house at Riddle.
in the absence of the, Justice of the Peace, they plead guilty before the City Reorder at Riddle and were brought down this morning and turned over to Sheriff H. T. McClallen for safe keeping until the October term of the Circuit Court, when their case will be heard."
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Moses S. Ryan was born in December 1857, in Whitley County, Kentucky to Jacob L. and Kizziah [Creekmore] Ryan. they married in Kentucky on 19 Feb 1852, in Kentucky. His father serving during the Civil War and died in a hospital in the town of Somerset, Pulaski, Kentucky, on the 23 June 1863 while in the service of the Country. He held the rank of 1st Sargent, Co. F, 12th Regiment Kentucky Volunteer Infantry.
Moses' mother, Kizziah [Creekmore] Ryan, remarried after the death of her first husband in war, to Alexander Ramsey Osborne. She died 15 years before the death of her second husband, on 3 Dec 1907, In Bates County, Missouri.
The 1900 U.S. Federal Census reports that he was widowed. But, the 1910 U.S. Federal Census reports that he was divorced with 6 living children. Both census also reported that he worked for the railroad that passed through town. he continued to work for the Southern Pacific passed the age of 62. After his retirement, Moses, continued on in farming.
In 1916, Moses S. was married for the second time to Melvina Quine Ryan (1864 - 1935) [His first marriage ended in divorce and he being the father of six children]. Moses lived about 5 years passed the death of his second wife, Melvinia.
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Newspaper: The Roseburg Plaindealer. Date: Thursday, 18 Aug 1904, Page: 2; Published: Roseburg, Oregon 1870-190?,
"Three young men".....were brought in and turned over to the Sheriff....this morning by Constable Crow, of Riddle precinct, for burglarizing the house of Moses Ryan, section foreman of the Southern Pacific Co, at that place."
"About one o'clock this morning the men broke into the house and took a pair of trousers, a shirt, a lot of provisions and a six shooter. They then went south along the railroad track until they arrived at the Salt Creek water tank about 10 miles from Riddle, where they stopped to wait for the next train. In the mean time Constable H. A. Crow, of Riddle, was notified of the burglary and started in pursuit on Foreman Ryan's hand car, after having telephoned to the section foreman at Salt Creek to be on the look for the three men. When they reached Salt Creek, Constable Crow saw three men in the brush a short distance from the track and he immediately went to them and arrested them. Upon examination they proved to be the right men, having in their position the things taken from the house at Riddle.
in the absence of the, Justice of the Peace, they plead guilty before the City Reorder at Riddle and were brought down this morning and turned over to Sheriff H. T. McClallen for safe keeping until the October term of the Circuit Court, when their case will be heard."
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Moses' mother, Kizziah [Creekmore] Ryan, remarried after the death of her first husband in war, to Alexander Ramsey Osborne. She died 15 years before the death of her second husband, on 3 Dec 1907, In Bates County, Missouri.
The 1900 U.S. Federal Census reports that he was widowed. But, the 1910 U.S. Federal Census reports that he was divorced with 6 living children. Both census also reported that he worked for the railroad that passed through town. he continued to work for the Southern Pacific passed the age of 62. After his retirement, Moses, continued on in farming.
In 1916, Moses S. was married for the second time to Melvina Quine Ryan (1864 - 1935) [His first marriage ended in divorce and he being the father of six children]. Moses lived about 5 years passed the death of his second wife, Melvinia.
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Newspaper: The Roseburg Plaindealer. Date: Thursday, 18 Aug 1904, Page: 2; Published: Roseburg, Oregon 1870-190?,
"Three young men".....were brought in and turned over to the Sheriff....this morning by Constable Crow, of Riddle precinct, for burglarizing the house of Moses Ryan, section foreman of the Southern Pacific Co, at that place."
"About one o'clock this morning the men broke into the house and took a pair of trousers, a shirt, a lot of provisions and a six shooter. They then went south along the railroad track until they arrived at the Salt Creek water tank about 10 miles from Riddle, where they stopped to wait for the next train. In the mean time Constable H. A. Crow, of Riddle, was notified of the burglary and started in pursuit on Foreman Ryan's hand car, after having telephoned to the section foreman at Salt Creek to be on the look for the three men. When they reached Salt Creek, Constable Crow saw three men in the brush a short distance from the track and he immediately went to them and arrested them. Upon examination they proved to be the right men, having in their position the things taken from the house at Riddle.
in the absence of the, Justice of the Peace, they plead guilty before the City Reorder at Riddle and were brought down this morning and turned over to Sheriff H. T. McClallen for safe keeping until the October term of the Circuit Court, when their case will be heard."
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