He was the son of John L. and Elizabeth (Pickett) Allington.
Photo at right is microfilm archive of article published in the September 18th, 1890 Carthage Weekly Press newspaper, Carthage, MO. It gave the details of how there was an accident at a mine and John Lindsay (called Lindsay) and his younger brother were playing, and tragically the younger brother fell and was killed.
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Photo at right is microfilm archive of article published in the September 18th, 1890 Carthage Weekly Press newspaper, Carthage, MO. It gave the details of how there was an accident at a mine and John Lindsay (called Lindsay) and his younger brother were playing, and tragically the younger brother fell and was killed.
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He was the son of John L. and Elizabeth (Pickett) Allington.
Photo at right is microfilm archive of article published in the September 18th, 1890 Carthage Weekly Press newspaper, Carthage, MO. It gave the details of how there was an accident at a mine and John Lindsay (called Lindsay) and his younger brother were playing, and tragically the younger brother fell and was killed.
Bio by I Remember When
Photo at right is microfilm archive of article published in the September 18th, 1890 Carthage Weekly Press newspaper, Carthage, MO. It gave the details of how there was an accident at a mine and John Lindsay (called Lindsay) and his younger brother were playing, and tragically the younger brother fell and was killed.
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