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Robert Strange of Hardin Co., the son of Ben Strange, was run over and killed by a train in Paris, Tn., on Sunday. He was the fireman of the train. He stepped off the engine and started across the main track to go to the hotel. The engine ran rapidly over him. The remains were brought to Elizabethtown and buried Monday at Valley Creek Cemetery. He was about yers old and born and raised in Hardin Co. He married last Christmas to Miss Fannie Bunnell. --The Elizabethtown New (Elizabethtown, Kentucky); Friday, 18 Oct 1891.
Robert Strange of Hardin Co., the son of Ben Strange, was run over and killed by a train in Paris, Tn., on Sunday. He was the fireman of the train. He stepped off the engine and started across the main track to go to the hotel. The engine ran rapidly over him. The remains were brought to Elizabethtown and buried Monday at Valley Creek Cemetery. He was about yers old and born and raised in Hardin Co. He married last Christmas to Miss Fannie Bunnell. --The Elizabethtown New (Elizabethtown, Kentucky); Friday, 18 Oct 1891.
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Robert Strange of Hardin Co., the son of Ben Strange, was run over and killed by a train in Paris, Tn., on Sunday. He was the fireman of the train. He stepped off the engine and started across the main track to go to the hotel. The engine ran rapidly over him. The remains were brought to Elizabethtown and buried Monday at Valley Creek Cemetery. He was about yers old and born and raised in Hardin Co. He married last Christmas to Miss Fannie Bunnell. --The Elizabethtown New (Elizabethtown, Kentucky); Friday, 18 Oct 1891.
Robert Strange of Hardin Co., the son of Ben Strange, was run over and killed by a train in Paris, Tn., on Sunday. He was the fireman of the train. He stepped off the engine and started across the main track to go to the hotel. The engine ran rapidly over him. The remains were brought to Elizabethtown and buried Monday at Valley Creek Cemetery. He was about yers old and born and raised in Hardin Co. He married last Christmas to Miss Fannie Bunnell. --The Elizabethtown New (Elizabethtown, Kentucky); Friday, 18 Oct 1891.
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