Son of Albert Myers & Catherine "Caty" Lewis; husband of Katherine Stringer.
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WWI Registration Card dated 12 Sept 1918
Louis Birdsell Myers
Address: Grand Street opp Jefferson Ave, Maspeth, Queens, NY
Age: 33 b. Mar 14, 1885
Occupation: Saloon keeper - owner
Nearest relative: Katherine Myers, Grand St. Maspeth, NY
Description: short / stout / blue eyes / brown hair
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Source: NYS Death Certificate # 1811, Queens Co.
Louis Birdsall Myers
Male / White / Married
Born: March 4, 1885
Age: 45/ 11/ 29
Occupation: building contractor
Parents: Albert Myers & Catherine Lewis
Cause of Death: Rheumatic cardio-valvular heart disease, acute nephritis
Burial: March 4, 1931
Place: Cypress Hills Cemetery
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Source: The Newtown Register, p 2, col. 1
Date: 7 March 1931, Saturday
Obituaries
Louis B. Myers
Louis Berdsall Myers, forty-six, well known building contractor, descendant of early settlers in Maspeth died suddenly of a heart attack Monday morning at his home 55-01 Seabury street, South Elmhurst.
His family dated back into the history of the locality more than 200 years. He was a member of Maspeth Masonic Lodge and the Odd Fellows.
Services were held Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock at his home. The funeral Wednesday at 2 pm was conducted by James L. Delaney, followed by burial in Cypress Hills.
Mr. Myers leaves his widow, Katie, a son Nelson E. Myers, a brother and a sister. Benjamin Myers and Mrs. Georgia Korte of Port Jefferson, L.I.; two sisters, Mrs. Annie Burns of St. Albans and Mrs. Adele Bennett of Brooklyn and another brother, Storms Myers.
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WWI Registration Card dated 12 Sept 1918
Louis Birdsell Myers
Address: Grand Street opp Jefferson Ave, Maspeth, Queens, NY
Age: 33 b. Mar 14, 1885
Occupation: Saloon keeper - owner
Nearest relative: Katherine Myers, Grand St. Maspeth, NY
Description: short / stout / blue eyes / brown hair
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Source: NYS Death Certificate # 1811, Queens Co.
Louis Birdsall Myers
Male / White / Married
Born: March 4, 1885
Age: 45/ 11/ 29
Occupation: building contractor
Parents: Albert Myers & Catherine Lewis
Cause of Death: Rheumatic cardio-valvular heart disease, acute nephritis
Burial: March 4, 1931
Place: Cypress Hills Cemetery
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Source: The Newtown Register, p 2, col. 1
Date: 7 March 1931, Saturday
Obituaries
Louis B. Myers
Louis Berdsall Myers, forty-six, well known building contractor, descendant of early settlers in Maspeth died suddenly of a heart attack Monday morning at his home 55-01 Seabury street, South Elmhurst.
His family dated back into the history of the locality more than 200 years. He was a member of Maspeth Masonic Lodge and the Odd Fellows.
Services were held Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock at his home. The funeral Wednesday at 2 pm was conducted by James L. Delaney, followed by burial in Cypress Hills.
Mr. Myers leaves his widow, Katie, a son Nelson E. Myers, a brother and a sister. Benjamin Myers and Mrs. Georgia Korte of Port Jefferson, L.I.; two sisters, Mrs. Annie Burns of St. Albans and Mrs. Adele Bennett of Brooklyn and another brother, Storms Myers.
Son of Albert Myers & Catherine "Caty" Lewis; husband of Katherine Stringer.
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WWI Registration Card dated 12 Sept 1918
Louis Birdsell Myers
Address: Grand Street opp Jefferson Ave, Maspeth, Queens, NY
Age: 33 b. Mar 14, 1885
Occupation: Saloon keeper - owner
Nearest relative: Katherine Myers, Grand St. Maspeth, NY
Description: short / stout / blue eyes / brown hair
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Source: NYS Death Certificate # 1811, Queens Co.
Louis Birdsall Myers
Male / White / Married
Born: March 4, 1885
Age: 45/ 11/ 29
Occupation: building contractor
Parents: Albert Myers & Catherine Lewis
Cause of Death: Rheumatic cardio-valvular heart disease, acute nephritis
Burial: March 4, 1931
Place: Cypress Hills Cemetery
__________________________
Source: The Newtown Register, p 2, col. 1
Date: 7 March 1931, Saturday
Obituaries
Louis B. Myers
Louis Berdsall Myers, forty-six, well known building contractor, descendant of early settlers in Maspeth died suddenly of a heart attack Monday morning at his home 55-01 Seabury street, South Elmhurst.
His family dated back into the history of the locality more than 200 years. He was a member of Maspeth Masonic Lodge and the Odd Fellows.
Services were held Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock at his home. The funeral Wednesday at 2 pm was conducted by James L. Delaney, followed by burial in Cypress Hills.
Mr. Myers leaves his widow, Katie, a son Nelson E. Myers, a brother and a sister. Benjamin Myers and Mrs. Georgia Korte of Port Jefferson, L.I.; two sisters, Mrs. Annie Burns of St. Albans and Mrs. Adele Bennett of Brooklyn and another brother, Storms Myers.
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WWI Registration Card dated 12 Sept 1918
Louis Birdsell Myers
Address: Grand Street opp Jefferson Ave, Maspeth, Queens, NY
Age: 33 b. Mar 14, 1885
Occupation: Saloon keeper - owner
Nearest relative: Katherine Myers, Grand St. Maspeth, NY
Description: short / stout / blue eyes / brown hair
_________________________
Source: NYS Death Certificate # 1811, Queens Co.
Louis Birdsall Myers
Male / White / Married
Born: March 4, 1885
Age: 45/ 11/ 29
Occupation: building contractor
Parents: Albert Myers & Catherine Lewis
Cause of Death: Rheumatic cardio-valvular heart disease, acute nephritis
Burial: March 4, 1931
Place: Cypress Hills Cemetery
__________________________
Source: The Newtown Register, p 2, col. 1
Date: 7 March 1931, Saturday
Obituaries
Louis B. Myers
Louis Berdsall Myers, forty-six, well known building contractor, descendant of early settlers in Maspeth died suddenly of a heart attack Monday morning at his home 55-01 Seabury street, South Elmhurst.
His family dated back into the history of the locality more than 200 years. He was a member of Maspeth Masonic Lodge and the Odd Fellows.
Services were held Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock at his home. The funeral Wednesday at 2 pm was conducted by James L. Delaney, followed by burial in Cypress Hills.
Mr. Myers leaves his widow, Katie, a son Nelson E. Myers, a brother and a sister. Benjamin Myers and Mrs. Georgia Korte of Port Jefferson, L.I.; two sisters, Mrs. Annie Burns of St. Albans and Mrs. Adele Bennett of Brooklyn and another brother, Storms Myers.
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