Wade Henry Byerly
Wade Henry Byerly, 73, of Dayton died at 4:10 a.m. Sunday at Armstrong County Memorial Hospital following an extended illness.
Mr. Byerly was born Oct. 15, 1893 in Jefferson County a son of the late Samuel and Elizabeth (Hetrick) Byerly. He was married Oct. 20, 1925 to Marie Baughman. He was a member of Dayton District Volunteer Fire Department. He had lived for the past 37 years in Dayton and was a retired coal miner.
Surviving are his widow; four daughters, Mrs. Leonard (Velma) Anthony of Sligo, Mrs. Curtt (Dorothy) Hoover of Harbor Creek, Mrs. Louis (Betty) Brumbaugh and Miss Kay Byerly, both of Dayton; two sons, James H. of Erie and Clair D. of Dayton; 14 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren; four sisters, Mrs. Mabel Raybuck of Sigel, Mrs. Alda Sowers of Warren, Mrs. John young of Dayton RD 1, Mrs. Russell Reitz of Sprangles Mills.
BYERLY - Friends of Wade Henry Byerly, 73 of Dayton, who died at 4:10 a.m. Nov. 6, 1966 at Armstrong County Memorial Hospital following an extended illness, will be received from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today at Frank O. Bly Funeral Home, Dayton, where funeral service will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday. Rev. A. H. Sarrio will officiate. Interment will take place in Emory Chapel Cemetery. Arrangements by Bly.
[Simpson's Leader-Times (Kittanning, Pennsylvania) 07 Nov 1966, Mon, Page 19]
WADE HENRY BYERLY
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Certificate of Death, for Wade Byerly lists his full name as Wade Henry Byerly. Death occurred in Kittanning, Armstrong County, Pennsylvania, at Armstrong County Memorial Hospital, 6 Nov 1966 at 4:10 A.M. Death was caused by a cerebral vascular accident due to cerebral sclerosis. Other significant conditions included coronary insufficiency and prostatic hypertrophy. An autopsy was not performed.
Deceased's mail address was East Main Street, Dayton, Pa. 16222. He was not a veteran. His usual occupation was "Ret" Coal Miner.
His spouse's name was Marie (Baughman) Byerly. His father was Samuel Byerly and his mother's maiden name was Elizabeth Hetrick. Wade was born 15 Oct 1893 in Jefferson County, Pennsylvania. The informant's name was Mrs. Marie Byerly of Dayton, Pennsylvania.
The attending physician was Arthur R. Wilson, 105 E. Main St., Dayton, Pennsylvania. The doctor signed the certificate 06 Nov 1966. Wade was buried 8 Nov 1966 at Emory Chapel in Wayne Township, Armstrong County, Pennsylvania, and the certificate was signed by Frank O. Bly, funeral director, Dayton, Pennsylvania. The certificate was registered 07 Nov 1966 and signed by the registrar, Louise Jones.
MARIE CATHERINE BAUGHMAN
John Baughman Jr. (1846-1915)
Based on information from the 1910 United States Federal Census
Marie Baughman, a six-year-old girl, was born in Pennsylvania in 1904. In 1910, she resided in Rose, Jefferson, Pennsylvania, USA, along with her parents and five siblings. Marie's father, O. Clover Baughman, was 34 years old, and her mother, Levina A Baughman, was 32. Marie's older siblings included Margaret (11), Jay (9), and Leonard (8), while her younger siblings were Pete (4) and Mildred (2).
Marie, being the youngest daughter, held the status of a single child in the household. Despite her young age, she already attended school, indicating a commitment to education within her family. The Baughman family lived in a community where their neighbors were likely familiar faces. This snapshot of Marie's life in 1910 provides a glimpse into a bustling household filled with siblings and a supportive family.
Based on information from the 1920 United States Federal Census
Marie Baughman, a 16-year-old white female, was born around 1904 in Pennsylvania. In 1920, she resided in Beaver, Jefferson, Pennsylvania, on a street located between Pansy and Conifer. Marie was the daughter of Clover Baughman, a 44-year-old Pennsylvania native, and Lavina Baughman, also from Pennsylvania. Marie had four siblings: B Jay Baughman, (19), H Lenard Baughman (18), Pete Baughman (14), Mildred Baughman (12), Ruth Baughman (9), & Gertrude Baughman (5).
Marie was able to speak, read, and write in English, indicating her education and literacy skills. It is likely that Marie attended school, as she was of school-going age. The household consisted of nine members, including Marie, her parents, and her siblings.
STANTON
The Willing Workers' Sunday School Class met at the home of Miss Marie Baughman. It had a fine program and a social half hour, after which a delicious dinner was served.
[The Brookville Republican (Brookville, Pennsylvania) 29 Jul 1920, Thu, Page 4]
STANTON
Miss Marie Baughman took up her course at Brookville Hospital training for a nurse last week.
[The Brookville American (Brookville, Pennsylvania) 06 Jul 1922, Thu, Pae 2]
BYERLY REUNION
The first Byerly reunion was held at Reed Byerly's near Pansy August 23. Those present were: Reed Byerly, Enda Young, Orpha Raybuck, Madaline Young, Jay Byerly, Carrie Byerly, Marguerite Keihl, Ethlyn Byerly, Mrs. R. B. Byerly, Aaron Byerly, Norman Byerly Marie Byerly, Mrs. Charles Byerly, Charles Byerly, Mrs. Rebecca Gumbert, Mrs. Mary Byerly, Mrs. Hannah Plyler, Ellen Dobson, Elias Kiehl, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Byerly, Sara Elizabeth Byerly, Virginia Byerly, R. B. Byerly, Mrs. George Young, **Mrs. Wade Byerly**, Mrs. Reed Byerly, Mrs. Walter Byerly, Mrs. Homer Raybuck, Miss Nellie Reed, Miss Emanuel Reed, Carrie Shaffer, Mr. and Mrs. Harve Yeaney, Gladys Yeaney, Valma Byerly, S. T. Byerly, Paul Sowers, Estella G. Schadle, John Young, J. M. Sowers, Forrest Byerly, Manuel Byerly, Mrs. Maria Dobson, Mrs. John Sowers, Mrs. Kiehl, Elmer Reitz, Frank Reitz, Alton Reitz, Mrs. Elmer Sowers, Mrs. Hub Shaffer, Mrs. Frank Shaffer, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Sowers, Eugene Sowers, Aaron Sowers, Mrs. Harve Sowers, Hilda Reed, Jennie Byerly, Belva Yeaney, Mr. and Mrs. Will Young, Dora Young, Miles Young, clyde, Yount, Elva McAninch, Katie Reitz, Mrs. Elmer Reitz, Mabel Reitz, Daniel Reitz, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Patton of Youngstown, Ohio, Mildred Baughman and Edith Byerly.
[The Brookville American (Brookville, Pennsylvania) 31 Aug 1922, Thu, Page 5]
STANTON
Marie Baughman spent Sunday with Violet Johns.
[The Jeffersonian-Democrat (Brookville, Pennsylvania) 04 Jan 1923, Thu, Page 5]
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Wade H. Byerly, Pansy; Marie Baughman, Stanton.
[The Brookville American (Brookville, Pennsylvania) 27 Oct 1927, Thu, Pae 6]
STANTON
Marie Baughman, of this place, and Wade Byerly of Pansy were married last Thursday at the parsonage in Hazen.
[Brookville Republican (Brookville, Pennsylvania) 27 Oct 1927, Thu, Page 8]
Based on information from the 1930 United States Federal Census
Marie Byerley, a white female born around 1902 in Pennsylvania, was 28 years old in 1930. She was married and identified as a homemaker. Marie resided in Beaver, Jefferson, Pennsylvania, USA, on Ohl Main road. Her dwelling number was 123, and she lived with her husband, Wade Byerley, who was 36 years old worked loading coal in the mines. They were one of the very few families reporting that they had a radio in the home. They had two children: Dorthey E Byerley, a 4-year-old daughter, and James H Byerley, a 1-year-old son. Marie got married at the age of 25 and did not attend school. However, she was able to read and write in English. Both her father and mother were born in Pennsylvania. The household consisted of four members in total.
Based on information from the 1940 United States Federal Census
Marie K Byerly, a 37-year-old married woman, resided in Dayton, Armstrong, Pennsylvania in 1940. She was born in Pennsylvania around 1903 and identified as white. Marie was the wife of Wade H Byerly, who was 43 years old, a laborer in the coal mines. They lived together with their four children: Dorothy E (14), James H (10), Clair D (9), and Betty K (8). Marie had completed high school up to the second year but did not attend school or college in 1940. She did not work in 1939 and had no income from other sources. The family had been living in Dayton since 1935 and did not reside on a farm.
GRADUATED AT STANTON
A class of seven persons of Stanton completed the prescribed course of study in teacher training as prepared by the Pennsylvania Sabbath School Association, and received their diplomas last Sunday evening. Those graduating were: H. E. McGarey, Alice Mooney, Louella Mooney, Helen Galbraith, Marie Baughman, Forence McGarey and C. A. Anderson.
[The Jeffersonian-Democrat (Brookville, Pennsylvania) 24 Nov 1949, Thu, Page 8]
Based on information from the 1950 United States Federal Census
Marie K Byerly, a 47-year-old married woman, resided in Apartment Number 204 of Dayton, Armstrong, Pennsylvania, USA in 1950. She was the wife of Wade H Byerly, who was 54 years old and the head of the household. Marie had three children: Clair D Byerly (19 years old), Betty K Byerly (18 years old), and Kay J Byerly (3 years old).
Marie's occupation was categorized as "Keeping House," indicating that she primarily managed the household duties. She did not work or seek employment during the previous week, and her employment status was listed as "No." However, she had completed at least one year of school (C1) and had completed her grade level.
Interestingly, Marie had worked for 20 weeks prior to the survey, but her income was recorded as $0. This suggests that she may have been engaged in unpaid work or had other sources of income not captured in the data.
MRS. MARIE KATHRYN BYERLY, 73 of Dayton [Pennsylvania] died Monday, April 4, 1977 in Armstrong County Memorial Hospital.
A daughter of the late Clover O. and Levina Schaffner Baughman, she was born Nov. 4, 1903 in Jefferson County.
Mrs. Byerly was a member of Dayton United Methodist Church. She resided in Dayton for 46 years.
She married Wade H. Byerly on Oct. 20, 1925.
Surviving are two sons: James H., Erie; Clair D., Dayton; three daughters: Mrs. Curtt (Dorthy) Hoover, Harbor Creek RD 1; Mrs. Lewis (Betty) Brumbaugh, Dayton; Miss Kay Byerly, at home; a stepdaughter, Mrs. Velma Anthony, Sligo; 15 grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren; three sisters: Mrs. Margaret Kiehl, Stanton; Mrs. James (Mildred) McAfee, Clairton; Mrs. Lorin (Ruth) Brown, Bradford; two brothers: Leonard Baughman, Rochester, N.Y.; Jay Baughman, Brookville.
She was preceded in death by her husband on Nov. 6, 1966 and a brother, Peter Baughman.
Friends will be received from 7-9 p.m. today and 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Wednesday in the Frank O. Bly Funeral Home, Dayton, where services will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. with her pastor, the Rev. Fred A. Preuss officiating, assisted by the Rev. James L. Snyder, pastor of Dayton Church of God. Interment will be in Emory Chapel Cemetery, Wayne Township, Armstrong County.
[The Indiana Gazette (Indiana, Pennsylvania) 05 April 1977, Tue, Page 47]
+Fietta Himes (1839-1899)
Clover Oren Baughman (1875-1964)
+Levine Abelina (Lea) Schaffner (1878-1955)
Margaret Fayetta (Baughman) Kiehl (1899-1998)
Victor Jay Baughman (1900-1992)
Herman Leonard Baughman (1901-1992)
+ Annabel Darrow Wood (1899-1990)
Jerry Allen Baughman (1937-1969)
Marie Catharine (Baughman) Byerly (1903-1977)
Wade Henry Byerly (1894-1966)
Dorothy E. (Byerly) Hoover (born 1926)
+ Curtt Hoover
James H. Byerly (born 1930)
Clair D. Byerly (born 1930)
Betty K. (Byerly) Brumbaugh (1932-2006)
+ Lewis Brumbaugh
Kay J. Byerly (born 1947)
Peter Ambrose Baughman (1905-2001)
Mildred Virginia (Baughman) McAfee (1907-2001)
Ruth Isabelle (Baughman) Brown (1910-2000)
+ Lorin Vernon Brown
Gertrude Baughman (1914-1921)
Based on information from the 1910 United States Federal Census
Marie Baughman, a six-year-old girl, was born in Pennsylvania in 1904. In 1910, she resided in Rose, Jefferson, Pennsylvania, USA, along with her parents and five siblings. Marie's father, O. Clover Baughman, was 34 years old, and her mother, Levina A Baughman, was 32. Marie's older siblings included Margaret (11), Jay (9), and Leonard (8), while her younger siblings were Pete (4) and Mildred (2).
Marie, being the youngest daughter, held the status of a single child in the household. Despite her young age, she already attended school, indicating a commitment to education within her family. The Baughman family lived in a community where their neighbors were likely familiar faces. This snapshot of Marie's life in 1910 provides a glimpse into a bustling household filled with siblings and a supportive family.
Based on information from the 1920 United States Federal Census
Marie Baughman, a 16-year-old white female, was born around 1904 in Pennsylvania. In 1920, she resided in Beaver, Jefferson, Pennsylvania, on a street located between Pansy and Conifer. Marie was the daughter of Clover Baughman, a 44-year-old Pennsylvania native, and Lavina Baughman, also from Pennsylvania. Marie had four siblings: B Jay Baughman, (19), H Lenard Baughman (18), Pete Baughman (14), Mildred Baughman (12), Ruth Baughman (9), & Gertrude Baughman (5).
Marie was able to speak, read, and write in English, indicating her education and literacy skills. It is likely that Marie attended school, as she was of school-going age. The household consisted of nine members, including Marie, her parents, and her siblings.
STANTON
The Willing Workers' Sunday School Class met at the home of Miss Marie Baughman. It had a fine program and a social half hour, after which a delicious dinner was served.
[The Brookville Republican (Brookville, Pennsylvania) 29 Jul 1920, Thu, Page 4]
STANTON
Miss Marie Baughman took up her course at Brookville Hospital training for a nurse last week.
[The Brookville American (Brookville, Pennsylvania) 06 Jul 1922, Thu, Pae 2]
BYERLY REUNION
The first Byerly reunion was held at Reed Byerly's near Pansy August 23. Those present were: Reed Byerly, Enda Young, Orpha Raybuck, Madaline Young, Jay Byerly, Carrie Byerly, Marguerite Keihl, Ethlyn Byerly, Mrs. R. B. Byerly, Aaron Byerly, Norman Byerly Marie Byerly, Mrs. Charles Byerly, Charles Byerly, Mrs. Rebecca Gumbert, Mrs. Mary Byerly, Mrs. Hannah Plyler, Ellen Dobson, Elias Kiehl, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Byerly, Sara Elizabeth Byerly, Virginia Byerly, R. B. Byerly, Mrs. George Young, **Mrs. Wade Byerly**, Mrs. Reed Byerly, Mrs. Walter Byerly, Mrs. Homer Raybuck, Miss Nellie Reed, Miss Emanuel Reed, Carrie Shaffer, Mr. and Mrs. Harve Yeaney, Gladys Yeaney, Valma Byerly, S. T. Byerly, Paul Sowers, Estella G. Schadle, John Young, J. M. Sowers, Forrest Byerly, Manuel Byerly, Mrs. Maria Dobson, Mrs. John Sowers, Mrs. Kiehl, Elmer Reitz, Frank Reitz, Alton Reitz, Mrs. Elmer Sowers, Mrs. Hub Shaffer, Mrs. Frank Shaffer, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Sowers, Eugene Sowers, Aaron Sowers, Mrs. Harve Sowers, Hilda Reed, Jennie Byerly, Belva Yeaney, Mr. and Mrs. Will Young, Dora Young, Miles Young, clyde, Yount, Elva McAninch, Katie Reitz, Mrs. Elmer Reitz, Mabel Reitz, Daniel Reitz, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Patton of Youngstown, Ohio, Mildred Baughman and Edith Byerly.
[The Brookville American (Brookville, Pennsylvania) 31 Aug 1922, Thu, Page 5]
STANTON
Marie Baughman spent Sunday with Violet Johns.
[The Jeffersonian-Democrat (Brookville, Pennsylvania) 04 Jan 1923, Thu, Page 5]
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Wade H. Byerly, Pansy; Marie Baughman, Stanton.
[The Brookville American (Brookville, Pennsylvania) 27 Oct 1927, Thu, Pae 6]
STANTON
Marie Baughman, of this place, and Wade Byerly of Pansy were married last Thursday at the parsonage in Hazen.
[Brookville Republican (Brookville, Pennsylvania) 27 Oct 1927, Thu, Page 8]
Based on information from the 1930 United States Federal Census
Marie Byerley, a white female born around 1902 in Pennsylvania, was 28 years old in 1930. She was married and identified as a homemaker. Marie resided in Beaver, Jefferson, Pennsylvania, USA, on Ohl Main road. Her dwelling number was 123, and she lived with her husband, Wade Byerley, who was 36 years old worked loading coal in the mines. They were one of the very few families reporting that they had a radio in the home. They had two children: Dorthey E Byerley, a 4-year-old daughter, and James H Byerley, a 1-year-old son. Marie got married at the age of 25 and did not attend school. However, she was able to read and write in English. Both her father and mother were born in Pennsylvania. The household consisted of four members in total.
Based on information from the 1940 United States Federal Census
Marie K Byerly, a 37-year-old married woman, resided in Dayton, Armstrong, Pennsylvania in 1940. She was born in Pennsylvania around 1903 and identified as white. Marie was the wife of Wade H Byerly, who was 43 years old, a laborer in the coal mines. They lived together with their four children: Dorothy E (14), James H (10), Clair D (9), and Betty K (8). Marie had completed high school up to the second year but did not attend school or college in 1940. She did not work in 1939 and had no income from other sources. The family had been living in Dayton since 1935 and did not reside on a farm.
GRADUATED AT STANTON
A class of seven persons of Stanton completed the prescribed course of study in teacher training as prepared by the Pennsylvania Sabbath School Association, and received their diplomas last Sunday evening. Those graduating were: H. E. McGarey, Alice Mooney, Louella Mooney, Helen Galbraith, Marie Baughman, Forence McGarey and C. A. Anderson.
[The Jeffersonian-Democrat (Brookville, Pennsylvania) 24 Nov 1949, Thu, Page 8]
Based on information from the 1950 United States Federal Census
Marie K Byerly, a 47-year-old married woman, resided in Apartment Number 204 of Dayton, Armstrong, Pennsylvania, USA in 1950. She was the wife of Wade H Byerly, who was 54 years old and the head of the household. Marie had three children: Clair D Byerly (19 years old), Betty K Byerly (18 years old), and Kay J Byerly (3 years old).
Marie's occupation was categorized as "Keeping House," indicating that she primarily managed the household duties. She did not work or seek employment during the previous week, and her employment status was listed as "No." However, she had completed at least one year of school (C1) and had completed her grade level.
Interestingly, Marie had worked for 20 weeks prior to the survey, but her income was recorded as $0. This suggests that she may have been engaged in unpaid work or had other sources of income not captured in the data.
MRS. MARIE KATHRYN BYERLY, 73 of Dayton [Pennsylvania] died Monday, April 4, 1977 in Armstrong County Memorial Hospital.
A daughter of the late Clover O. and Levina Schaffner Baughman, she was born Nov. 4, 1903 in Jefferson County.
Mrs. Byerly was a member of Dayton United Methodist Church. She resided in Dayton for 46 years.
She married Wade H. Byerly on Oct. 20, 1925.
Surviving are two sons: James H., Erie; Clair D., Dayton; three daughters: Mrs. Curtt (Dorthy) Hoover, Harbor Creek RD 1; Mrs. Lewis (Betty) Brumbaugh, Dayton; Miss Kay Byerly, at home; a stepdaughter, Mrs. Velma Anthony, Sligo; 15 grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren; three sisters: Mrs. Margaret Kiehl, Stanton; Mrs. James (Mildred) McAfee, Clairton; Mrs. Lorin (Ruth) Brown, Bradford; two brothers: Leonard Baughman, Rochester, N.Y.; Jay Baughman, Brookville.
She was preceded in death by her husband on Nov. 6, 1966 and a brother, Peter Baughman.
Friends will be received from 7-9 p.m. today and 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Wednesday in the Frank O. Bly Funeral Home, Dayton, where services will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. with her pastor, the Rev. Fred A. Preuss officiating, assisted by the Rev. James L. Snyder, pastor of Dayton Church of God. Interment will be in Emory Chapel Cemetery, Wayne Township, Armstrong County.
[The Indiana Gazette (Indiana, Pennsylvania) 05 April 1977, Tue, Page 47]
