MONTGOMERY COUNTY OHIO - BIO: OYLER, William A. M.D. (published 1883)
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 WILLIAM A. OYLER, M.D., was born in Montgomery County, Ohio, April 19,
1849, and is the third of the twelve children born to Jacob and Rachel
A. (Williams) Oyler, natives respectively of Kentucky and Ohio, and of
German and English descent.

 Jacob Oyler moved to Darke County, Ohio, while he was yet a young man,
and was there married. In 1856, he came to Miami
County, this State, where he served for eight years as Justice of the
Peace, and in 1869 moved to St. Clair County, Mo.; the
following year he removed to Grundy county, Mo., where he still resides
on his farm of 340 acres. William A. Oyler attended
school and assisted on the home farm until twenty-one years of age; in
1871, he began reading medicine with Dr. S.F. Landrey,
of Galveston, Ind.; he then studied under Dr. O.C. Irvin, of Bunker
Hill, and in the class of 1880-81 graduated from the
Indiana Medical College at Indianapolis. In 1881, he came to Pulaski,
this county, where he is fast acquiring a renumerative
practice. He was married, September 18, 1870, to Catherine Galbraith, a
native of Pennsylvania, who has borne him six
children, of whom one boy and four girls are still living. In politics,
the Doctor is a Democrat, and both he and wife are
members of the Baptist Church.

 "Counties of White and Pulaski Counties, Indiana - Indian Creek
 Township" by F.A. Battey & Co. - published in 1883


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