Jackson Tribune-Sun
August 30, 1870
Died. At the Bright House in this city on Friday last, Capt. Dan Getty, a gallant and kind hearted gentleman and a conductor on the Chicago St. Louis & New Orleans R.R. Deceased had been a resident of the South for ten or more years, coming here from New York State. Quiet and kind, yet he was a devotee to duty and died a martyr to it. Farewell, brave and noble man; the world would have been better had more men like him lived in it.
August 30, 1870
Died. At the Bright House in this city on Friday last, Capt. Dan Getty, a gallant and kind hearted gentleman and a conductor on the Chicago St. Louis & New Orleans R.R. Deceased had been a resident of the South for ten or more years, coming here from New York State. Quiet and kind, yet he was a devotee to duty and died a martyr to it. Farewell, brave and noble man; the world would have been better had more men like him lived in it.
Jackson Tribune-Sun
August 30, 1870
Died. At the Bright House in this city on Friday last, Capt. Dan Getty, a gallant and kind hearted gentleman and a conductor on the Chicago St. Louis & New Orleans R.R. Deceased had been a resident of the South for ten or more years, coming here from New York State. Quiet and kind, yet he was a devotee to duty and died a martyr to it. Farewell, brave and noble man; the world would have been better had more men like him lived in it.
August 30, 1870
Died. At the Bright House in this city on Friday last, Capt. Dan Getty, a gallant and kind hearted gentleman and a conductor on the Chicago St. Louis & New Orleans R.R. Deceased had been a resident of the South for ten or more years, coming here from New York State. Quiet and kind, yet he was a devotee to duty and died a martyr to it. Farewell, brave and noble man; the world would have been better had more men like him lived in it.
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