Charles (Charlie) B. Colyer b. 16 Apr 1877 d. 4060 hwy 192 Somerset Ky (Ruth KY): Curtis / Colyer family of Somerset Kentucky

1877 -

Birth	16 Apr 1877 [1]
Gender	Male
Died	4060 hwy 192 Somerset Ky (Ruth KY)
Buried	Clay Hill Baptist Church Cemetery [1]
Person ID	I34537	John Colyer family of Somerset Ky
Last Modified	25 Nov 2016

Father	Lindsey Robert (some say Randall) Colyer, b. 1843, d. 1930
Mother	Amanda Catherine Bray, b. 1857, d. 1880
Married	15 Apr 1877
Family ID	F7917	Group Sheet

Family Anna Catherine Bray, b. 1881, d. 1959

Children

Last Modified 28 Nov 2016

Family ID F7919 Group Sheet

Photos		Wesley, Andrew and Charlie Colyer families abt 1900 L-R: Oscar Colyer,Mary Ellen Nunnally, J Wesley Colyer, Nina Colyer, Mallie Colyer, Ruth Ann Colyer, Andrew Colyer, Eliza Hughes Colyer, Duard Colyer, Amanda Bray Colyer, Charlie Colyer, Addie Colyer. picture of families of brothers Colyer kindly supplied by Mr. Jamie Dugger who is Great Grandson of Addie Colyer, small child to far right in photo.
Photos		Charlie Colyer Posted by great great granddaughter on facebook history site pulaski county ky

Documents

1940 census Charles Colyer, popcorn,peanut, crackerjack, Edith
Notice that at that time, they called Clay Hill Rd / Strawberry Rd by the name of Ruth-Alcade Rd.

Notes

Per interview of Gary Ridner 08/24/12, who lives next to old Ruth Ky store, Charlie Colyer lived across the street from Clay Hill Baptist Church. He said there use to be a swing bridge across Pitman Creek there and across the creek was Charlie Colyer house.

Mr. Rider who was raised in Ruth and worked as a boy at the old Ruth store/post office...said Charlie married his cousin. He said that Charlie has triplets the neighbors called Peanut, Popcorn and CrackerJack.

Mr. Ridner said that Charlie Colyer in his last weeks moved into the Colyer/Warren house at 4060 hwy 192 and was cared for by his daughter , Ina Colyer Sroufe, who had moved back from Ohio and rented the old house at Pitman Creek.
Debbie Meece Sears 03/03/2015: I just talked to Peanut's daughter. She said there was a son named Homer that was older than the triplets. He never married, just got back from the war and was killed in a taxi cab accident on 461. He is buried at Clay Hill. There was 3 other girls.Edith who lived in Cinn. and later moved to Florida, Ardie who always lived in Cinn. and Addie who also lived in Cinn. She said her uncle "cracker Jack" learned to be a chef while in the Navy and was the chef at the Shriners restaurant in Cinn.

Sources
[S28007] Jean Grumbling http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=jcgrumbling4.