Mrs.
Agnes McKenzie
Who
died Saturday at her home east of
Lyons, was buried here today, the
funeral
being
a large one.
She
was the wife of the late Henry McKenzie
whose death preceded hers by only
a
few weeks.
She
was born in Scotland and immigrated
to this county with here husband
during
the
early settlement of Burt County.
They
were the earliest of homesteders
of this place.
Lyons,
Nebraska - Nebraska State Journal
- Wednesday Morning - October 26,
1910
P. Emerson Taylor 
Lyons,
Neb., April 10. – P. Emerson Taylor, United
States consul at Port of Spain, Trinidad,
who died here Tuesday night, was appointed from Lyons
in 1909.
He was born at Dry Run, Pa.,
and was 42 years old. He leaves a mother, Mrs. Martha Taylor, and sister,
Nellie, of this place; Mrs. Earlwaite of Walthill,
Neb., a sister; also a sister, Miss Mary
Taylor, a nurse in Chicago.
He was county attorney for Burt county several years ago.
It is thought his wife was on her way to the United States
when he died.
Omaha
World Herald – 11 Apr. 1913
Transcribed and contributed by: Dan Zwakman
Mrs. John Reisch
Lyons
– Mrs. John Reisch, one of the earliest pioneers of this place, died at her
home south of Lyons.
Her husband died a number of years ago.
Omaha
World Herald – 23 Aug. 1921
Transcribed and contributed by: Dan Zwakman
