Name: Beyer, William C
Burial Date: 1887, 02/11
Age at Death: 19 das
Plot Location: 056 C
Notes: tw s/John Baptist & Mary Catherine(Lubben)
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Name: Beyer, William C
Burial Date: 1887, 02/11
Age at Death: 19 das
Plot Location: 056 C
Notes: tw s/John Baptist & Mary Catherine(Lubben)
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Name: Beyer, Mary Catherine(Lubben)
Burial Date: 1912, 05/03
Age at Death: 64
Plot Location: 056 D
Notes: Wife of John Baptist


| Birth: | Aug. 16, 1847 Dayton Montgomery County Ohio, USA |
| Death: | May 1, 1912 Sterling Rice County Kansas, USA |
The transition of Mrs. John BeyerMary Catherine Lubben was born in Dayton, Ohio, August 16, 1847, and departed this life from the home of her daughter, Mrs. Josephine Bruer, May 1st, aged 64 years, 8 months, 15 days.At the age of seven years, death deprived her of both father and mother and left her with an only sister, four years her senior, to face life’s battles. Her early childhood and young womanhood were spent in Dayton, Ohio. December 10th, 1867, in Cincinnati, Ohio she was married to John B. Beyer. Until May 1879, they resided in the various states of Ohio, New York, Pennsylvania, and Michigan, then came with the family to Kansas.To this union were born thirteen children. Four sons and a daughter passed in infancy to the immortal life. The remaining eight are Mrs. Anna Elbl, Mrs. Josephine Bruer, Mrs. Emma Adams, Miss Mayme Beyer, all of this city, and Mr. Frank Beyer of Kansas City, Mo, Mr. Joe Beyer of Mooreland, Okla., Mr. Ed Beyer of Wichita, Kansas, and Mr. John Beyer, Jr., of Topeka, Kansas, all of whom were present at the transition services to pay tribute to the life of the noblest and best-loved mother who ever made happy the hearts of those she had loved into being. Two years ago her health began to fail and early in October of last year, her suffering became indescribable. The good physicians of this city who attended her, she considered her personal friends and they endeavored with all the skill of their profession to restore her to health but without successful results. In February she was taken to Dr. C. H. Carson of Kansas City, Mo., who relieved her of all pain but assured her that she was slowly but surely growing away from this world and being drawn by the higher power to the world beyond.Knowing as she did, the opinion of these good physicians, to keep courage in the hearts of her family she still declared she would be restored to health and constantly affirmed: “I shall be healed.”Cancer, with a complication of other diseases, destroyed the physical temple in which she lived and liberated her spirit that it might return to its native home. During the long months of sickness never a murmur or word of complaint or discouragement passed her lips. She frequently saw and described many loved ones who, years ago, passed on to the higher life and this gave to her a complete assurance of the deathlessness of life and the immortality of the Soul. The beautiful Spiritualist faith which she so fondly cherished for years gave her strength and courage to hear patiently and sweetly the burden of the physical. When questioned by her daughter, Mrs. Bruer – who was her constant companion thru her illness – if she did not wish to lay down the burden and close her tired eyes and pass sweetly to peace she answered, “I know the immortal life is beautiful, I can see my angel children there, but as long as I can help any of my children here I want to stay on earth for I can spend all eternity in the world beyond.” The same beautiful knowledge that enabled her to pass thru the valley of shadow in peace gave to her immediate family the same brave spirit to assist her and to minister to her needs. Everything possible was done for her comfort and happiness. With a goodbye kiss to her husband as he returned to his work, she rested her tired head on the shoulder of her youngest daughters, she closed her eyes gently with a last look of recognition and passed peacefully and consciously away. The loved form, garbed in white, rested on a beautiful couch of ashes of roses covered over by numerous magnificent floral offerings, tokens of love and esteem of her host of friends. In conformity with her faith, wish and desire, no crepe was used; white typifying the Spiritual Birth. The Transition services were conducted by Mrs. Bessie Bellman, of Winfield, Kansas, and were in keeping with the beautiful conditions that prevailed throughout the illness and passing of the dear one. There was no display of sorrow, for those who love her tenderly and devotedly are sustained by the knowledge that God doeth all things well and that in the transition of this loved the one they have not lost a wife and mother but gained a guardian angel and thus the blessing comes to all. Often she expressed her gratitude to the many friends whose sympathy and cheerful words made happy and peaceful her last days. In her transition the world has lost a high souled woman; her friends have lost a true and sincere friend; Spiritualism has lost a sincere and devout advocate; the fraternal orders have lost a faithful member. Her children shall miss a devoted and loving mother, her husband shall be conscious of the undying love and loyalty of a faithful companion and wife. All those who have known her intimately will be inspired by her example of lifelong love and self-sacrifice for others. And thus we can say of her: She is not dead – she has but passed Beyond the mists that blind us here Into the new and larger life Of God’s serener sphere. And sometimes when our hearts grow faint Amid temptations fierce and deep, Or when the wildly raging waves Of grief or passion sweep We’ll feel upon our fevered brows Her gentle touch, her breath of balm, Her arms enfold us, and our hearts Grow comforted and calm, And ever near us the unseen, The dear immortal spirits tread, For all the boundless universe Is life – there are no dead. Family links: Children: *Calculated relationship |
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| Burial: Sterling Cemetery Sterling Rice County Kansas, USA |
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Name: Beyer, Mary A
Burial Date: 1873, 08/20
Age at Death: 2
Plot Location: 056 E
Notes: d/John Baptist & Mary Catherine(Lubben)
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Name: Beyer, John L
Burial Date: 1884, 11/17
Age at Death: 1
Plot Location: 056 F
Notes: s/John Baptist & Mary Catherine(Lubben)

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Name: Beyer, John Baptist
Burial Date: 1929, 07/04
Age at Death: 82
Plot Location: 056 F
Notes: Husband of Mary Catherine(Lubben)



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Name: Beyer, John I
Burial Date: 1870, 03/16
Age at Death: 18mos
Plot Location: 056 E
Notes: s/John Baptist & Mary Catherine(Lubben)

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Name: Beyer, Jacob L
Burial Date: 1874, 10/24
Age at Death: 13 months
Plot Location: 056 A
Notes: s/John Baptist & Mary Catherine(Lubben)
No Marker
| Birth: | Sep., 1873 Sterling Rice County Kansas, USA |
| Death: | Oct., 1874 |
Family links: Siblings: *Calculated relationship |
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| Burial: Sterling Cemetery Sterling Rice County Kansas, USA Plot: Lot 56A |
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| Created by: Shirley Thacker Hartman Record added: Jun 14, 2012 Find A Grave Memorial# 91903258 |
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Name: Beyer, Frank John
Burial Date: 1945, 11/23
Age at Death: 70
Plot Location: 056 H
Notes: 2nd husband of Clara Alfleta (Philbrick) Nixon
No Marker War: WW1

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Michigan, USA
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| Death | 20 Nov 1945 (aged 70)
Wichita, Sedgwick County, Kansas, USA
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| Plot | 056 H |
| Birth: | Jan. 12, 1875 Michigan, USA |
| Death: | Nov. 20, 1945 Wichita Sedgwick County Kansas, USA |
Marriageabt 1917
Osage County, Kansas
![]() Clara Alfleta (Philbrick) Nixon1866–1937 Clara Alfleta Philbrick1866–1937 BIRTH 21 FEB 1866 • Scranton, Osage, Kansas DEATH 19 OCT 1937 • Wichita, Sedgwick, Kansas Residence1930 • Wichita, Sedgwick, Kansasdivorced; head of household; reader – church spiritual. son Forrest living with her. Frank Beyer Dies Nov 21, 1945 Wichita Beacon, Wichita, KS Frank John Beyer, 70, of 142 1/2 North Main, employee of the Belt Furniture Company, died in a local hospital Tuesday. He had resided in this city for the past 10 years. Survivors include two sons, George E. Beyer, Kansas City, Mo., and W. S. Davis, Houston, Texas; three brothers, J. E. Beyer, Hereford, Texas, Ed F. Beyer, Wichita, and John H. Beyer, Wichita; and four sisters, Anna Elbl, Sterling, Josephine Brewer, Sterling, Emma Adams, Sterling, and Mayme Felt, Hollywood, Calif. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Cochran Mortuary. Family links: Siblings: *Calculated relationship Note: No Stone |
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| Burial: Sterling Cemetery Sterling Rice County Kansas, USA Plot: 056 H |
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Name: Beyer, Ed
Burial Date: 1887, 02/11
Age at Death: 19das
Plot Location: 056 B
Notes: tw s/John Baptist & Mary Catherine(Lubben)
No Marker

| Birth: | Jan. 24, 1887 Sterling Rice County Kansas, USA |
| Death: | Feb. 11, 1887 Sterling Rice County Kansas, USA |
Family links: Siblings: *Calculated relationship |
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| Burial: Sterling Cemetery Sterling Rice County Kansas, USA Plot: Lot 56B |
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Name: Betts, Thomas D
Burial Date: 1931, 08/06
Age at Death: 79
Plot Location: 330 C
Notes: husband of Mary Alice ‘Mollie’ (Hoffman) and Emma Sarrah (Burns) Cavin

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Name: Betts, Infant Daughter
Burial Date: 1895, 07/04
Age at Death: 1 month
Plot Location: 330 A
Notes: d/Thomas D & Mary Alice’Mollie’(Hoffman)
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Name: Betts, Mary Alice ’Mollie’ (Hoffman)
Burial Date: 1905, 07/12
Age at Death: 49
Plot Location: 330 B
Notes: 2nd wife of Thomas D


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Name: Betts, Emily Amelia(Spangler)Donahue Harrison
Burial Date: 1914, 05/09
Age at Death: 83
Plot Location: 139½ E/F
Notes: Wife of Benjamin Betts/Martin Donahue/John Harrison

Lived in Knox City, MO. husbands buried elsewhere”
| Birth: | Oct. 7, 1829 Vermillion County Indiana, USA |
| Death: | May 7, 1914 Knox City Knox County Missouri, USA |
Daughter of Joseph Spangler and Margaret Kimbrough.She married (first) Martin Donahue (also found as Donahoo); married (second) John Harrison; married (third) Benjamin Betts.Family links: Spouses: John Harrison (1805 – 1861) Benjamin Betts (1815 – 1883) |
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Name: Betts, Clara Dell
Burial Date: 1927, 12/26
Age at Death: 45
Plot Location: 330 F
Notes: Daughter of Thomas D & Mary Alice’Mollie’(Hoffman)

| Birth: | 1882 |
| Death: | Dec., 1927 |
Age 45 Family links: Siblings: *Calculated relationship |
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| Burial: Sterling Cemetery Sterling Rice County Kansas, USA Plot: 330 F |
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Name: Berry, Wife
Burial Date: 1879, 09/19
Age at Death: 0
Plot Location: PF
Notes: w/John
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