From "The Toledo Chronicle," Toledo, Ia., dated Thursday, December 24, 1874, page 2:
"Suicide - . . . . Milton S. Garrison. . . last Thursday night, after setting fire to his brother's straw stack, corn crib, and barn took a pair of lines and hung himself. In his pockets was found a note addressed to his children exhorting them to be kind and honest to each other and requesting that he might be buried side his wife in Toledo cemetery."
Note: Birth date is approximate.
"Suicide - . . . . Milton S. Garrison. . . last Thursday night, after setting fire to his brother's straw stack, corn crib, and barn took a pair of lines and hung himself. In his pockets was found a note addressed to his children exhorting them to be kind and honest to each other and requesting that he might be buried side his wife in Toledo cemetery."
Note: Birth date is approximate.
From "The Toledo Chronicle," Toledo, Ia., dated Thursday, December 24, 1874, page 2:
"Suicide - . . . . Milton S. Garrison. . . last Thursday night, after setting fire to his brother's straw stack, corn crib, and barn took a pair of lines and hung himself. In his pockets was found a note addressed to his children exhorting them to be kind and honest to each other and requesting that he might be buried side his wife in Toledo cemetery."
Note: Birth date is approximate.
"Suicide - . . . . Milton S. Garrison. . . last Thursday night, after setting fire to his brother's straw stack, corn crib, and barn took a pair of lines and hung himself. In his pockets was found a note addressed to his children exhorting them to be kind and honest to each other and requesting that he might be buried side his wife in Toledo cemetery."
Note: Birth date is approximate.
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