Lyman Byers, of Orange Park, Fl., a former Olney resident, died suddenly Wednesday morning at a Jacksonville, Fl. hospital.
He had been living in Florida for a number of years and was at the time of his death, the postmaster of Orange Park.
Survived by his wife, mother, Mrs. Ella Myers, and two children, Bobbie and Sarah, both of Orange Park. A sister, Mrs. Frank Powers of Jacksonville, Fl., and a cousin, Mrs. Henry Marshall of Olney, also survive.
The Olney Advocate January 30, 1941
He had been living in Florida for a number of years and was at the time of his death, the postmaster of Orange Park.
Survived by his wife, mother, Mrs. Ella Myers, and two children, Bobbie and Sarah, both of Orange Park. A sister, Mrs. Frank Powers of Jacksonville, Fl., and a cousin, Mrs. Henry Marshall of Olney, also survive.
The Olney Advocate January 30, 1941
Lyman Byers, of Orange Park, Fl., a former Olney resident, died suddenly Wednesday morning at a Jacksonville, Fl. hospital.
He had been living in Florida for a number of years and was at the time of his death, the postmaster of Orange Park.
Survived by his wife, mother, Mrs. Ella Myers, and two children, Bobbie and Sarah, both of Orange Park. A sister, Mrs. Frank Powers of Jacksonville, Fl., and a cousin, Mrs. Henry Marshall of Olney, also survive.
The Olney Advocate January 30, 1941
He had been living in Florida for a number of years and was at the time of his death, the postmaster of Orange Park.
Survived by his wife, mother, Mrs. Ella Myers, and two children, Bobbie and Sarah, both of Orange Park. A sister, Mrs. Frank Powers of Jacksonville, Fl., and a cousin, Mrs. Henry Marshall of Olney, also survive.
The Olney Advocate January 30, 1941
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