Samuel Boyer
1896 - 1935 (39 years)-
Name Samuel Boyer [1] Birth 1896 Ogdensburg, NY 
[1] Gender Male Death 1 May 1935 Syracuse, NY [1] Person ID I1209 My Genealogy Last Modified 3 Jan 2022
Father Samuel J. Boyer, b. 22 Feb 1865, Malone, Franklin, New York, United States d. 27 Nov 1945, Syracuse, NY (Age 80 years) Relationship natural Mother Mary Violet LaFlair, b. 1 Feb 1871, Brockville, Ontario d. 2 Dec 1943, Syracuse, NY (Age 72 years) Relationship natural Marriage 1 Apr 1888 Notre Dame Church, Ogdensburg, NY [1] Family ID F75 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family 1 Elizabeth V. Desrocher d. Dec 1942 Marriage 1 Jun 1921 Syracuse, NY Children 1. Samuel Edward Boyer, b. 16 Jul 1922, Syracuse, NY d. 8 Oct 1992, Syracuse, NY (Age 70 years) [natural]2. Robert J. Boyer, b. 31 Oct 1928, Syracuse, NY d. 19 Mar 2000, Syracuse, NY (Age 71 years) [natural]3. Marian Irene Boyer, b. 10 Feb 1924 d. 2006 (Age 81 years) [natural] 4. Viola M. Boyer, b. 16 Aug 1926 d. 28 Jul 2011 (Age 84 years) [natural] Family ID F77 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 3 Jan 2022
Family 2 Marion Boyer, b. 23 Jan 1906, Manhattan, New York City d. 8 Aug 1984, Los Angeles, CA (Age 78 years) Children 1. Yvonne Marion Boyer, b. 30 Apr 1924 d. 4 Nov 1976, Los Angeles, CA (Age 52 years) [natural]Family ID F14624 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 3 Jan 2022
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Notes - - Samuel served in World War I with Co. D of the 107th infantry, AEF (American Expeditionary Force) in France and was considered something of a hero, though we don't know why. He worked for the New York Central Railroad. Most
of his life he lived in Syracuse at 119 Fountain St., where he moved in 1918 after finishing his military service. He was forced to retire from the railroad due to ill health around 1932.
- Ogdensburg Advance, May 4, 1935: Samuel Boyer, a former member of old Co. D of this city and the 107th Infantry, AEF, died in St. Joseph's Hospital at Syracuse May 1. His many friends in Ogdensburg will regret the news of his passing. He is a nephew of Mrs. Kate Walling, 923 Congress Street, this city. Full military honors were paid Mr. Boyer at his funeral this morning at Syracuse. Rites were conducted from his home at 119 Fountain Street, at 9 o'clock, and at St. John the Baptist Church at 9:30 where a requiem mass was celebrated. Mr. Boyer, who was a former employe
of the New York Central Railroad, had been in failing health, the past three years, and had been confined to St. Joseph's Hospital in Syracuse for the past six weeks. He was born in Ogdensburg 39 years ago, a son of the late Samuel and Mary Boyer, and resided in Syracuse 17 years. Mr. Boyer served with the 27th division, AEF, in France during the war. Surviving are his wife. Mrs. Elizabeth V. Boyer; two sons, Robert and Samuel Boyer; two daughters,
Miss. Marian Boyer and Miss Viola Boyer; three sisters, Mrs. Arthur Knight, Mrs. Mary Hurry and Mrs. Henry Warren; several nieces and nephews and his aunt of this city.
- - Samuel served in World War I with Co. D of the 107th infantry, AEF (American Expeditionary Force) in France and was considered something of a hero, though we don't know why. He worked for the New York Central Railroad. Most
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Sources - [S8] Como-recore.FTW.
- [S8] Como-recore.FTW.