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Isaac Silver

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Isaac Silver

Birth
Centralia, Boone County, Missouri, USA
Death
15 Jun 1933 (aged 94)
Burns, Marion County, Kansas, USA
Burial
El Dorado, Butler County, Kansas, USA Add to Map
Plot
Section: SS Lot: 416 Space: 3
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Isaac was married first to Mary Jane Hansen and had one daughter by her, Martha Ellen "Ella" Silver Siefert. He had nine children by his second wife, all of whom survived him. He was a carpenter and a farmer and enjoyed traveling in his older years, visiting his far-flung offspring.

From the ElDorado Times, June 19, 1933

SILVER FUNERAL HELD SATURDAY

Funeral services for Isaac Silver, Butler County pioneer, who died at Burns Thursday, were held at the Methodist Church there Saturday afternoon with Rev. R.D. Miller officiating. A large group of friends and relatives of the aged Burns resident attended.
A quartet composed of H.A. Bender, Eliis Manks,Ralph Gfeller and Mr. Miller sang "The Old Rugged Cross, "No Night There", and "City Foursquare". Pallbearers were sons and grandsons of Mr. Silver. Interment was made in West cemetery here. The Byrd Funeral Home in charge.
Isaac was married first to Mary Jane Hansen and had one daughter by her, Martha Ellen "Ella" Silver Siefert. He had nine children by his second wife, all of whom survived him. He was a carpenter and a farmer and enjoyed traveling in his older years, visiting his far-flung offspring.

From the ElDorado Times, June 19, 1933

SILVER FUNERAL HELD SATURDAY

Funeral services for Isaac Silver, Butler County pioneer, who died at Burns Thursday, were held at the Methodist Church there Saturday afternoon with Rev. R.D. Miller officiating. A large group of friends and relatives of the aged Burns resident attended.
A quartet composed of H.A. Bender, Eliis Manks,Ralph Gfeller and Mr. Miller sang "The Old Rugged Cross, "No Night There", and "City Foursquare". Pallbearers were sons and grandsons of Mr. Silver. Interment was made in West cemetery here. The Byrd Funeral Home in charge.


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