Daily Sentinel Tribute Nov 26 1902 - obit
"A gloom spread over this community when it was learned that Mr. J.B. Kyser, of Latty, Paulding County, had departed this life with that dreaded disease typhoid fever. He with this estimable family left Cloverdale last spring, for a new home where he had purchased more land to till. Mr. Kyser was a carpenter and many fine architectural structures are left as monuments to his memory; he leaves innumerable relatives and friends who deeply mourn their loss. In life he was a devoted husband, a kind and loving father and an influential Christian, one that will be sadly missed by a large circle of relatives and friends, his internment took place Tuesday near his new home.
Daily Sentinel Tribute Nov 26 1902 - obit
"A gloom spread over this community when it was learned that Mr. J.B. Kyser, of Latty, Paulding County, had departed this life with that dreaded disease typhoid fever. He with this estimable family left Cloverdale last spring, for a new home where he had purchased more land to till. Mr. Kyser was a carpenter and many fine architectural structures are left as monuments to his memory; he leaves innumerable relatives and friends who deeply mourn their loss. In life he was a devoted husband, a kind and loving father and an influential Christian, one that will be sadly missed by a large circle of relatives and friends, his internment took place Tuesday near his new home.
Family Members
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Ellie Kyser
1852 – unknown
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Eli F Kyser
1852 – unknown
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William H Kyser
1856–1856
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David Monroe Kyser
1858–1917
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James O Kyser
1860–1936
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Alice Rebecca Kyser Smith
1861–1908
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Elizabeth Ann Kyser Shroyer
1865–1933
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Mary Ellen Kyser Berry
1867–1891
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John G Kyser
1869–1887
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Emma Frances Kyser Rutter
1871–1954
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Franklin Kyser
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