The Seattle Daily Times, August 15, 1926, page 5:
Dr. Richard P. Byam Passes Suddenly
Dr. Richard P. Byam, dentist, living at 4858 ½ Rainier Ave., died suddenly from heart attack Friday evening. He was fifty years old and had lived in Seattle for thirty-five years. Dr. Byam is survived by his widow, Louise, and four children, Grace, Constance, Jack and Perry, all of Seattle; a brother, Dr. C. W. Byam of Suquamish, and a sister, Mrs. P. C. Colburn, of Berkeley, Cal. The body is at the Columbia Undertaking Company.
Dr. Richard P. Byam Passes Suddenly
Dr. Richard P. Byam, dentist, living at 4858 ½ Rainier Ave., died suddenly from heart attack Friday evening. He was fifty years old and had lived in Seattle for thirty-five years. Dr. Byam is survived by his widow, Louise, and four children, Grace, Constance, Jack and Perry, all of Seattle; a brother, Dr. C. W. Byam of Suquamish, and a sister, Mrs. P. C. Colburn, of Berkeley, Cal. The body is at the Columbia Undertaking Company.
The Seattle Daily Times, August 15, 1926, page 5:
Dr. Richard P. Byam Passes Suddenly
Dr. Richard P. Byam, dentist, living at 4858 ½ Rainier Ave., died suddenly from heart attack Friday evening. He was fifty years old and had lived in Seattle for thirty-five years. Dr. Byam is survived by his widow, Louise, and four children, Grace, Constance, Jack and Perry, all of Seattle; a brother, Dr. C. W. Byam of Suquamish, and a sister, Mrs. P. C. Colburn, of Berkeley, Cal. The body is at the Columbia Undertaking Company.
Dr. Richard P. Byam Passes Suddenly
Dr. Richard P. Byam, dentist, living at 4858 ½ Rainier Ave., died suddenly from heart attack Friday evening. He was fifty years old and had lived in Seattle for thirty-five years. Dr. Byam is survived by his widow, Louise, and four children, Grace, Constance, Jack and Perry, all of Seattle; a brother, Dr. C. W. Byam of Suquamish, and a sister, Mrs. P. C. Colburn, of Berkeley, Cal. The body is at the Columbia Undertaking Company.
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