1905 Bigamy: Ira S. Moyer
The Star Press, Muncie, Indiana, March 12, 1905. [6]
1900 John R Moyer (age 43, farmer) and Frances (age 45) lived in Scott Twp, Kosciusko County, Indiana with children Ira S (age 23), Sylvester (age 20), Elisha (age 17), Oliver (age 15), William (age 13), Frank (age 11), Irene (age 9), Bowman (age 7), and Charles (age 4). [1] [2]
1900 Lillian Myers (born in Tennessee in Jan 1888, single), daughter, lived in Civil District 12, Grundy County, Tennessee, in a household with Alice Myers (age 49), and William Myers (age 9). Lillian Myers's parents were both born in New York. Lillian Myers was a student. [3]
1904 Ira S. Moyer and Cecilia Goodman were married on August 2 in Juneau, Wisconsin. [4]
1905 Ira Moyer, age 27, and Lelia McCarty were married in Lee County, Iowa. Ira Moyer, son of Jno R Moyer and Francis Good, was born in Elkhart, Ind.. [5]
1906 Helen Margaret Moyer, child of Ira Moyer and Cecilia Goodman, was born on December 1. Helen Margaret Moyer was baptized on December 23 in Colorado Springs, Colorado. [14]
1909 Ira S Moyer and Lillian A. Myers were married on November 28, 1909 in Franklin County, Ohio. Ira S Moyer was a child of John R. Moyer and Good. Ira S Moyer, age 31, was born in Goshen, Indiana. Lillian A. Myers was a child of E. H. Myers and Bentley. Lillian A. Myers, age 22, was born in Tracy City, Tennessee. [15] [16]
1914 Ira S and Lillian A Moyer lived in 1030, Colorado Springs, Colorado. [17]
1917-18 Ira Sankur Moyer, carpenter, registered for the draft in Colorado Springs, El Paso County, Colorado. He worked for CS Lambie Company in Denver. He was born on September 29, 1878. He had characteristics: Black hair, Brown eyes, Stout build, and Short height. His nearest relative was Lillian Moyer. [18] [19]
1920 Ira S Moyer (age 41, born in Indiana), married, head, Carpenter, lived in Colorado Springs, El Paso County, Colorado (father born in Pennsylvania and mother born in Pennsylvania) with Lillian A Moyer (age 31, born Tennessee), Hellen M Moyer (age 13), Harold Moyer (age 11), Gladys V Moyer (age 7), and Bentley E Moyer (age 5). The children were born in Colorado, except Gladys was born in ND. [20]
1925 Ira and Lillian Moyer got divorced on December 22 in El Paso, Colorado. [21]
1929 Lillian A Moyer and Insley L Strange were married on August 25 in Colorado. (FHL film 001690139). [23]
1930 Lillian Strange (age 42, born in Tennessee), married, first married at age 22, wife, lived in Hugo, Choctaw County, Oklahoma (father born in Ohio and mother born in New York) with I L Strange (age 53), Ruth Strange (age 14), and Bentley Moyer (age 16). [24]
1936 Gwladys Woehler (age 24, divorced) and Gail Schiltz were married on July 22 in Spokane, Washington. Gwladys Woehler, daughter of Ira D Moyer (of Napanee, Ind) and Lillian Myers (of Bucyrus, Ohio), was born in Beach ND. [25]
1936 Lillian A Strange and Insley L Strange were divorced on December 7 in Denver, Colorado. [26]
1937 Alice F Myers (mother of Lillian), spouse of Eli Myers, died in 129 North Poplar street. Alice F Myers was buried in Oakwood. She was born on February 14, 1851, in New Haven Conn, daughter of Henry J. She had lived at Bucyrus. Her daughter Lillian Stranger survived her. [27]
1940 Lillian Moyer (age 52, born in Tennessee), widowed, lived at 2029 Clarkson Street, Denver, Denver County, Colorado. The highest grade of school she had completed was elementary school, 8th grade. [28]
1940 Ira Moyer (age 62, born in Indiana), married, head, Contractor, lived in Spokane, Spokane County, Washington with Mary Moyer (age 47). [29]
1942 Ira Savkey Moyer registered for the draft in Spokane County, Washington. He was born on September 29, 1878, in Goshen, Indiana. R. Harold Moyer was named as his contact. [30]
1946 Ira S. Moyer, spouse of Mary (Stevens) Moyer, and son of John Moyer and Francis Good, died on December 5 in Spokane, Washington at age 68y 2m 6d [agrees with 1918 WWI reported birthdate of 29 September, 1878]. [31] [32] [33] He died at Medical Lake, Wash. Rural, Spokane County, Washington. He was born on September 29, 1878, in Indiana, son of John Moyer and Francis Good. [34]
1946 Ira Stankey Moyer died on December 5 and was buried at Greenwood Memorial Terrace, Spokane County, Washington. Ira Stankey Moyer was born on September 29, 1878. [35] [36]
1947 Mary Meyer, perhaps widow of Ira Moyer, and Jess J Nichols were married on August 18 in Clark County, Washington. Mary was born about 1892 in Minnesota, daughter of Gilbert and Lena Stevens. [37]
1955 Bentley Eugene Moyer died on August 14, at age 41, in Las Vegas, Clark County, Nevada. He was born on March 31, 1914, in Colorado Springs, Colo, son of Ira S. Moyer and Lillian Moyer. [38]
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[6] The Star Press, Muncie, Indiana, March 12, 1905, page 9, [NewspapersClip].
[7] The Weekly Republican, Plymouth, Indiana, March 16, 1905, page 5, [NewspapersClip].
[8] Janesville Daily Gazette, Janesville, Wisconsin, April 7, 1905, page 5, [NewspapersClip].
[9] Ottumwa Semi-Weekly Courier, Ottumwa, Iowa, April 29, 1905, page 2, [NewspapersClip].
[10] The Argyle Atlas, Argyle, Wisconsin, April 28, 1905, page 3, [NewspapersClip].
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