Charley Pierce

1866–1895 (age 29)

Biography

Charley Pierce pursued life with earnest devotion to family and an earnest determination to do right by others in young adulthood. His friends recall a generous nature and the careful thought he brought to every decision.

He is laid to rest at Summit View Cemetery, a place that reflects the dignity with which he carried himself during his years among loved ones.

Also buried at Summit View Cemetery

Robert Martin
1833–1897 (age 64)
Summit View Cemetery
Robert Martin was a Frankfort Springs resident who lived from 1833 to 1897.
Elmer McCurdy
1880–1911 (age 31)
Summit View Cemetery
Elmer McCurdy (1880-1911) was a Washington-born individual whose life was cut short at age 31.
Oscar J. Upham
1871–1949 (age 78)
Summit View Cemetery
Oscar J. Upham was a Toledo resident who lived from 1871 to 1949.
Bill Doolin
1858–1896 (age 38)
Summit View Cemetery
Bill Doolin was an outlaw and gang leader active in Johnson County during the late 1800s.
Cassius McDonald Barnes
1845–1925 (age 80)
Summit View Cemetery
Cassius McDonald Barnes (1845–1925) was a Livingston County resident and notable figure of his era.
Inman A. Breaux
1908–1967 (age 59)
Summit View Cemetery
Inman A. Breaux was a St. Louis resident who lived from 1908 to 1967.