In 1870 he, his father, step-mother, six siblings, and his paternal grandparents lived in Coopersdale, PA. His father worked as an engineer at a mill.
In 1880 he, his father, step-mother, four of his siblings, and a cousin, 19-year-old Mary Peterson, lived in probably the same place. His father worked as a water tender in an iron rail mill, he in a brickyard, and Jacob as an engineer for a railroad. Mary was also enumerated with her parents in Jenner Township, Somerset County, PA.
In 1900 he and his wife and their seven children lived in a house they were renting at 179 Grant Street in Johnstown, PA. He worked as an engineer.
In 1910 he and Anna and six of their children--all but Ida and Gertrude--lived in a house they owned, mortgage free, at 227 Cooper Avenue in Johnstown. He worked as a foreman for a railroad, Leonard as a locomotive engineer, and James as a machinist at a steel works.
In 1920 he and his wife and four of their children lived in the same house. He and Leonard worked as locomotive engineers for a steam railroad, and Albert as a timekeeper at a steel works.
In 1870 he, his father, step-mother, six siblings, and his paternal grandparents lived in Coopersdale, PA. His father worked as an engineer at a mill.
In 1880 he, his father, step-mother, four of his siblings, and a cousin, 19-year-old Mary Peterson, lived in probably the same place. His father worked as a water tender in an iron rail mill, he in a brickyard, and Jacob as an engineer for a railroad. Mary was also enumerated with her parents in Jenner Township, Somerset County, PA.
In 1900 he and his wife and their seven children lived in a house they were renting at 179 Grant Street in Johnstown, PA. He worked as an engineer.
In 1910 he and Anna and six of their children--all but Ida and Gertrude--lived in a house they owned, mortgage free, at 227 Cooper Avenue in Johnstown. He worked as a foreman for a railroad, Leonard as a locomotive engineer, and James as a machinist at a steel works.
In 1920 he and his wife and four of their children lived in the same house. He and Leonard worked as locomotive engineers for a steam railroad, and Albert as a timekeeper at a steel works.
Family Members
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Ida M Boyer Graham
1881–1968
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Leonard Ray Boyer
1883–1946
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Gertrude Jane "Gertie" Boyer Wisor
1886–1931
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Ethel L Boyer Hopwood
1888–1969
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James Lawrence Boyer
1890–1946
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Infant Boyer
1892–1893
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Albert Willis Boyer
1894–1978
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Russell Hays Boyer
1898–1900
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Carrie Boyer Ellis
1904–1967
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Viola Myrtle Boyer
1906–1935
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