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Charles Granade Colyer^{[1, 2]}
1860 - 1935

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• Birth	1860  [1, 2]
  Gender	Male
  Died	1935  [1, 2]
  Person ID	I0743	John Colyer family of Somerset Ky
  Last Modified	22 Oct 2015

  
  

  Father	Cyrenius W. Colyer, Esq.,   b. 23 Jun 1824,   d. 1898
  Mother	Sarah Waddle,   b. 1832,   d. 1874
  Married	24 Sep 1851	Pulaski Co., Kentucky
  Family ID	F050	Group Sheet

  
  

  Family	Bobbie Ross
  Children	1. Niola Colyer,   b. 1898
  Family ID	F225	Group Sheet

  
  

• Photos

  1902 Somerset Journal newspaper advertisment C.G. Colyer rooming house on Main St. Somerset across from where current day library sits.

  
  

  Documents		Charles Granade Colyer Obit Somerset Ky The Commonwealth 03/13/1935
  		Somerset Ky Elm Street and South Main Street Property tax map (apparently) from about 1920 This is likely related to another Charles Granade Colyer rather than son of John born 1781. Appears to show where the Colyer House apartments owned by Mrs. Charles Granade Colyer were located. Excerpt from Jan 7 1920 Somerset Journal: "One of the prettiest of the holiday parties was given by Mrs. Ben D. Smith on Tuesday afternoon at her pretty apartment at the Colyer House. Mrs. Smith entertained at cards and there were five tables playing. Attractive were the decorations and most delicious refreshments were served.

  
  

• Notes

  Somerset Commonwealth Journal 12/2/1931 Mr. Charles Colyer brought to this office Saturday a tin candle mold used by his grandmother, Mrs. Sallie Waddle, a native of this county. The mold has four holes and containers. Mr. Colyer says the mold is 125 years old.




• Sources

  [S14494] Alice Colyer Gala. Date of Import: Sep 19, 1998 [S27813] ColyerV2.FTW. Date of Import: Sep 30, 1998