George's Nickname was, "Gentleman George"
(Above Info provided by Gary Hawpe)
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George Koiner died near Tinkling Spring Church on November 25, 1865 at the age of 78. Koiner was injured when he was thrown from his horse, who was frightened by an approaching train, and died nine days later. Koiner was "a worthy citizen" and is said to have "died without an enemy."
(Above Info provided by Cindy Rinehart)
(Above Info provided by Gary Hawpe)
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George Koiner died near Tinkling Spring Church on November 25, 1865 at the age of 78. Koiner was injured when he was thrown from his horse, who was frightened by an approaching train, and died nine days later. Koiner was "a worthy citizen" and is said to have "died without an enemy."
(Above Info provided by Cindy Rinehart)
George's Nickname was, "Gentleman George"
(Above Info provided by Gary Hawpe)
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George Koiner died near Tinkling Spring Church on November 25, 1865 at the age of 78. Koiner was injured when he was thrown from his horse, who was frightened by an approaching train, and died nine days later. Koiner was "a worthy citizen" and is said to have "died without an enemy."
(Above Info provided by Cindy Rinehart)
(Above Info provided by Gary Hawpe)
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George Koiner died near Tinkling Spring Church on November 25, 1865 at the age of 78. Koiner was injured when he was thrown from his horse, who was frightened by an approaching train, and died nine days later. Koiner was "a worthy citizen" and is said to have "died without an enemy."
(Above Info provided by Cindy Rinehart)
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