Born: July 5, 1899
Died: 1960
Married:
Children:
Homer Nathan Hayes lived in Bloomingdale. He was a World War I veteran.
He lost his license in 1927 for dwi.
Ticonderoga Sentinel, June 16, 1910
BEARS ATTACKED MEN.
Three of Them Came Out of Bushes Where Hunters Were Eating.
While Clarke Hayes. Homer Hayes and Byron Reed were eating dinner on the side of Moose mountain, four miles from Saranac Lake Sunday, three black bears broke through the bushes and came straight at them. The men are all experienced bear hunters, but they took to the tall timbers.
The only one to think of his gun was Clark Hayes. He grabbed his 44 Winchester and after running 10 rods turned and shot the largest bear in the head. The bear continued to make for Hayes and not until he had shot three times did it fall with a bullet through the heart. The other hunters by this time had regained their weapons and with four shots they bagged the other two bears.
Ticonderoga Sentinel, August 13, 1914
Fell Beneath Train
Homer Hayes, a Bloomingdale boy, fell beneath a train in Utica on Wednesday afternoon of last week and his right arm was so seriously injured that amputation had to be performed. The arm was cut off at the shoulder. The young man is 28 years old. and up to two years ago resided in Saranac Lake and Bloomingdale. He was employed at nights as a brakeman in the Utica yards of the New Central until recently, when he was promoted to day work. Just how the accident occurred is not known.
Adirondack Daily Enterprise, February 23, 1960
Word has been received of the death of Homer Hayes of Syracuse. Mr. Hayes was a brother of Albert (Bert) Hayes; he was the last of the living children of Mr. and Mrs. Ahaz Hayes.
