Topeka Daily Capital, Sunday, Nov. 18, 1906, page 7:
H.K. Winans, for the past thirty years a resident of North Topeka and well known as a contractor and builder, died at Stormont Hospital early yesterday morning of tetanus, which developed from injuries received about two years ago. He was run down by a Rock Island switch engine near the Continental Creamery plant while returning from work some time ago, the wheels of the engine passing over one foot. The toes on this foot were amputated but complications set in which caused his death.
Mr. Winans was 70 years old and lived in Kansas before the civil war, during which he fought in the union army. The funeral will be held from his late residence, 1202 North Van Buren street, at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon. The services will be in charge of the G.A.R. It is requested that no flowers be sent.
Contributor: Cheryl White (47328595)
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Cemetery records at the Kansas State Historical Society Archives:
#11558
Winans, H.K. ("Decorate" written after name)
born: 1834, Ohio
died: Nov. 17, 1906
residence: 1202 N. VanBuren
buried: Nov. 18, 1906
cause of death: Tetanus
relative: Edgar Winans, son
Lot 16, Section 14, N3 WT
lot owner: A.L. Winans
undertaker: Shellabarger
Contributor: Cheryl White (47328595)
He was a Lt. in Company H of the 2nd Kansas Militia from Williamsport, Shawnee County.
Bio and photo contributed by Jeff Bell.
H.K. Winans, for the past thirty years a resident of North Topeka and well known as a contractor and builder, died at Stormont Hospital early yesterday morning of tetanus, which developed from injuries received about two years ago. He was run down by a Rock Island switch engine near the Continental Creamery plant while returning from work some time ago, the wheels of the engine passing over one foot. The toes on this foot were amputated but complications set in which caused his death.
Mr. Winans was 70 years old and lived in Kansas before the civil war, during which he fought in the union army. The funeral will be held from his late residence, 1202 North Van Buren street, at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon. The services will be in charge of the G.A.R. It is requested that no flowers be sent.
Contributor: Cheryl White (47328595)
******************************************************
Cemetery records at the Kansas State Historical Society Archives:
#11558
Winans, H.K. ("Decorate" written after name)
born: 1834, Ohio
died: Nov. 17, 1906
residence: 1202 N. VanBuren
buried: Nov. 18, 1906
cause of death: Tetanus
relative: Edgar Winans, son
Lot 16, Section 14, N3 WT
lot owner: A.L. Winans
undertaker: Shellabarger
Contributor: Cheryl White (47328595)
He was a Lt. in Company H of the 2nd Kansas Militia from Williamsport, Shawnee County.
Bio and photo contributed by Jeff Bell.
Topeka Daily Capital, Sunday, Nov. 18, 1906, page 7:
H.K. Winans, for the past thirty years a resident of North Topeka and well known as a contractor and builder, died at Stormont Hospital early yesterday morning of tetanus, which developed from injuries received about two years ago. He was run down by a Rock Island switch engine near the Continental Creamery plant while returning from work some time ago, the wheels of the engine passing over one foot. The toes on this foot were amputated but complications set in which caused his death.
Mr. Winans was 70 years old and lived in Kansas before the civil war, during which he fought in the union army. The funeral will be held from his late residence, 1202 North Van Buren street, at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon. The services will be in charge of the G.A.R. It is requested that no flowers be sent.
Contributor: Cheryl White (47328595)
******************************************************
Cemetery records at the Kansas State Historical Society Archives:
#11558
Winans, H.K. ("Decorate" written after name)
born: 1834, Ohio
died: Nov. 17, 1906
residence: 1202 N. VanBuren
buried: Nov. 18, 1906
cause of death: Tetanus
relative: Edgar Winans, son
Lot 16, Section 14, N3 WT
lot owner: A.L. Winans
undertaker: Shellabarger
Contributor: Cheryl White (47328595)
He was a Lt. in Company H of the 2nd Kansas Militia from Williamsport, Shawnee County.
Bio and photo contributed by Jeff Bell.
H.K. Winans, for the past thirty years a resident of North Topeka and well known as a contractor and builder, died at Stormont Hospital early yesterday morning of tetanus, which developed from injuries received about two years ago. He was run down by a Rock Island switch engine near the Continental Creamery plant while returning from work some time ago, the wheels of the engine passing over one foot. The toes on this foot were amputated but complications set in which caused his death.
Mr. Winans was 70 years old and lived in Kansas before the civil war, during which he fought in the union army. The funeral will be held from his late residence, 1202 North Van Buren street, at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon. The services will be in charge of the G.A.R. It is requested that no flowers be sent.
Contributor: Cheryl White (47328595)
******************************************************
Cemetery records at the Kansas State Historical Society Archives:
#11558
Winans, H.K. ("Decorate" written after name)
born: 1834, Ohio
died: Nov. 17, 1906
residence: 1202 N. VanBuren
buried: Nov. 18, 1906
cause of death: Tetanus
relative: Edgar Winans, son
Lot 16, Section 14, N3 WT
lot owner: A.L. Winans
undertaker: Shellabarger
Contributor: Cheryl White (47328595)
He was a Lt. in Company H of the 2nd Kansas Militia from Williamsport, Shawnee County.
Bio and photo contributed by Jeff Bell.
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