"Weyauwega Chronicle", Wisconsin, Saturday, January 19, 1884:
SUDDEN DEATH--As Daniel Hoar, of Evanswood, who had just returned from mill with a grist, was driving into A. Walrath's yard, on Wednesday, he fell from his sleigh and when picked up immediately after, was found to be dead. He was 73 years of age and always in good health, having done a great deal of hunting and trapping. He was buried Friday.
SUDDEN DEATH--As Daniel Hoar, of Evanswood, who had just returned from mill with a grist, was driving into A. Walrath's yard, on Wednesday, he fell from his sleigh and when picked up immediately after, was found to be dead. He was 73 years of age and always in good health, having done a great deal of hunting and trapping. He was buried Friday.
"Weyauwega Chronicle", Wisconsin, Saturday, January 19, 1884:
SUDDEN DEATH--As Daniel Hoar, of Evanswood, who had just returned from mill with a grist, was driving into A. Walrath's yard, on Wednesday, he fell from his sleigh and when picked up immediately after, was found to be dead. He was 73 years of age and always in good health, having done a great deal of hunting and trapping. He was buried Friday.
SUDDEN DEATH--As Daniel Hoar, of Evanswood, who had just returned from mill with a grist, was driving into A. Walrath's yard, on Wednesday, he fell from his sleigh and when picked up immediately after, was found to be dead. He was 73 years of age and always in good health, having done a great deal of hunting and trapping. He was buried Friday.
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