Obituary from The Alma Signal (KS) newspaper dated October 31, 1929:
Wray C. Snyder, 62, of 1221 Garfield street, died at his home at 9:30 Tuesday night. He had been a Topeka resident for sixteen years. Born in Washington Count House Ohio, Mr. Snyder came to Kansas when a child with his parents. The family settled near Dover, where Mr. Snyder lived for many years before coming to Topeka in 1913. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Sarah B. Snyder; three daughters, Mrs. D.E. Mossman, of Hamilton, Mrs. C. Rudolph Reeble, of Topeka, and Mrs. C.C. Butefish, of Los Angeles, Calif.; one sister, Mrs. Floyd Ross, of Dover; three grandchildren, Earl, Robert and Dorothy Mossman, of Hamilton; one niece, Mrs. Ollie Billings, of Denver, Col., and one nephew, W.P. Snyder, of Topeka.
Wray C. Snyder, 62, of 1221 Garfield street, died at his home at 9:30 Tuesday night. He had been a Topeka resident for sixteen years. Born in Washington Count House Ohio, Mr. Snyder came to Kansas when a child with his parents. The family settled near Dover, where Mr. Snyder lived for many years before coming to Topeka in 1913. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Sarah B. Snyder; three daughters, Mrs. D.E. Mossman, of Hamilton, Mrs. C. Rudolph Reeble, of Topeka, and Mrs. C.C. Butefish, of Los Angeles, Calif.; one sister, Mrs. Floyd Ross, of Dover; three grandchildren, Earl, Robert and Dorothy Mossman, of Hamilton; one niece, Mrs. Ollie Billings, of Denver, Col., and one nephew, W.P. Snyder, of Topeka.
Obituary from The Alma Signal (KS) newspaper dated October 31, 1929:
Wray C. Snyder, 62, of 1221 Garfield street, died at his home at 9:30 Tuesday night. He had been a Topeka resident for sixteen years. Born in Washington Count House Ohio, Mr. Snyder came to Kansas when a child with his parents. The family settled near Dover, where Mr. Snyder lived for many years before coming to Topeka in 1913. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Sarah B. Snyder; three daughters, Mrs. D.E. Mossman, of Hamilton, Mrs. C. Rudolph Reeble, of Topeka, and Mrs. C.C. Butefish, of Los Angeles, Calif.; one sister, Mrs. Floyd Ross, of Dover; three grandchildren, Earl, Robert and Dorothy Mossman, of Hamilton; one niece, Mrs. Ollie Billings, of Denver, Col., and one nephew, W.P. Snyder, of Topeka.
Wray C. Snyder, 62, of 1221 Garfield street, died at his home at 9:30 Tuesday night. He had been a Topeka resident for sixteen years. Born in Washington Count House Ohio, Mr. Snyder came to Kansas when a child with his parents. The family settled near Dover, where Mr. Snyder lived for many years before coming to Topeka in 1913. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Sarah B. Snyder; three daughters, Mrs. D.E. Mossman, of Hamilton, Mrs. C. Rudolph Reeble, of Topeka, and Mrs. C.C. Butefish, of Los Angeles, Calif.; one sister, Mrs. Floyd Ross, of Dover; three grandchildren, Earl, Robert and Dorothy Mossman, of Hamilton; one niece, Mrs. Ollie Billings, of Denver, Col., and one nephew, W.P. Snyder, of Topeka.
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