It is believed that John is the last person buried here. He was killed, when a horse threw him. He was the husband of Maggie Sharp (1869-1935) Maggie is buried in an unmarked grave in Glenwood Cemetery
Crockett, Tex., March 4. -- John McCann, a well-to-do farmer, residing about fifteen miles northwest of Crockett, met with an accident late yesterday evening and sustained injuries resulting in his death. Mr. McCann was returning home, when his horses ran away, throwing him out against a tree, crushing his skull. He was picked up and taken to his home, where he died in about three hours. Dallas Morning News, March 3, 1907
The Houston Post (Houston, Texas) Tue March 5, 1907
Crockett, Tex., March 4. -- John McCann, a well-to-do farmer, residing about fifteen miles northwest of Crockett, met with an accident late yesterday evening and sustained injuries resulting in his death. Mr. McCann was returning home, when his horses ran away, throwing him out against a tree, crushing his skull. He was picked up and taken to his home, where he died in about three hours. Dallas Morning News, March 3, 1907
The Houston Post (Houston, Texas) Tue March 5, 1907
It is believed that John is the last person buried here. He was killed, when a horse threw him. He was the husband of Maggie Sharp (1869-1935) Maggie is buried in an unmarked grave in Glenwood Cemetery
Crockett, Tex., March 4. -- John McCann, a well-to-do farmer, residing about fifteen miles northwest of Crockett, met with an accident late yesterday evening and sustained injuries resulting in his death. Mr. McCann was returning home, when his horses ran away, throwing him out against a tree, crushing his skull. He was picked up and taken to his home, where he died in about three hours. Dallas Morning News, March 3, 1907
The Houston Post (Houston, Texas) Tue March 5, 1907
Crockett, Tex., March 4. -- John McCann, a well-to-do farmer, residing about fifteen miles northwest of Crockett, met with an accident late yesterday evening and sustained injuries resulting in his death. Mr. McCann was returning home, when his horses ran away, throwing him out against a tree, crushing his skull. He was picked up and taken to his home, where he died in about three hours. Dallas Morning News, March 3, 1907
The Houston Post (Houston, Texas) Tue March 5, 1907
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