Oliver Winslow - Bedford Free Press, July 2, 1896
DROPPED DEAD
The sudden death of Oliver Winslow, at his home in Grove township Friday morning, cast a gloom over the entire community. Mr. Winslow had not been in the best of health for some time, but did not consider that he was sick. Thursday he worked all day in the cornfield which he was not in the habit of doing, and at night complained of being exhausted. Friday morning he arose as usual to start the fire and a short time later was found dead on the floor by Mrs. Winslow. Dr. Bennet, county coroner, was summoned and while the inquest was held expressed his opinion that death was caused by hemmorhage of the cerebrum. The funeral was conducted Sunday by Robt. Martin. Rev. Enders, of Conway preached the funeral sermon in the Presbyterian church at Sharpsburg after which the remains were brought to Lenox for interment.
First Wife Margaret Rachel Springstead Ide
Second Wife Adaline A Lowery Arnold
DROPPED DEAD
The sudden death of Oliver Winslow, at his home in Grove township Friday morning, cast a gloom over the entire community. Mr. Winslow had not been in the best of health for some time, but did not consider that he was sick. Thursday he worked all day in the cornfield which he was not in the habit of doing, and at night complained of being exhausted. Friday morning he arose as usual to start the fire and a short time later was found dead on the floor by Mrs. Winslow. Dr. Bennet, county coroner, was summoned and while the inquest was held expressed his opinion that death was caused by hemmorhage of the cerebrum. The funeral was conducted Sunday by Robt. Martin. Rev. Enders, of Conway preached the funeral sermon in the Presbyterian church at Sharpsburg after which the remains were brought to Lenox for interment.
First Wife Margaret Rachel Springstead Ide
Second Wife Adaline A Lowery Arnold
Oliver Winslow - Bedford Free Press, July 2, 1896
DROPPED DEAD
The sudden death of Oliver Winslow, at his home in Grove township Friday morning, cast a gloom over the entire community. Mr. Winslow had not been in the best of health for some time, but did not consider that he was sick. Thursday he worked all day in the cornfield which he was not in the habit of doing, and at night complained of being exhausted. Friday morning he arose as usual to start the fire and a short time later was found dead on the floor by Mrs. Winslow. Dr. Bennet, county coroner, was summoned and while the inquest was held expressed his opinion that death was caused by hemmorhage of the cerebrum. The funeral was conducted Sunday by Robt. Martin. Rev. Enders, of Conway preached the funeral sermon in the Presbyterian church at Sharpsburg after which the remains were brought to Lenox for interment.
First Wife Margaret Rachel Springstead Ide
Second Wife Adaline A Lowery Arnold
DROPPED DEAD
The sudden death of Oliver Winslow, at his home in Grove township Friday morning, cast a gloom over the entire community. Mr. Winslow had not been in the best of health for some time, but did not consider that he was sick. Thursday he worked all day in the cornfield which he was not in the habit of doing, and at night complained of being exhausted. Friday morning he arose as usual to start the fire and a short time later was found dead on the floor by Mrs. Winslow. Dr. Bennet, county coroner, was summoned and while the inquest was held expressed his opinion that death was caused by hemmorhage of the cerebrum. The funeral was conducted Sunday by Robt. Martin. Rev. Enders, of Conway preached the funeral sermon in the Presbyterian church at Sharpsburg after which the remains were brought to Lenox for interment.
First Wife Margaret Rachel Springstead Ide
Second Wife Adaline A Lowery Arnold
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