Hamburg, N.J., Oct. 2, 1939 -- Joseph Crigger, 21-year-old itinerant farm-hand of Wytheville, Va., was killed last night when struck by a car on Route 23.
Patrolman W. S. Cook said Crigger was walking along the highway with two young men, neither of whom were injured.
He is a son of James Crigger who lives east of Wytheville on Pepper's Ferry road. He is survived by his father and the following brothers and sisters: James C. Crigger, Wytheville; Reese Crigger, Ky.; Edward Crigger, Hamburg, N.J.; Mrs. Robert Dickerson, Mrs. William Cannoy, Mrs. Cliff Hall, Mrs. Landon Reed, Mrs. Kelly Blankenship, of Wytheville; Mrs. Charles Hudson of Hamburg, New Jersey. The interment will be in New Jersey. *
Published in the SW VA Enterprise, Tuesday, October 3, 1939
*This is a memorial stone in the family cemetery.
Patrolman W. S. Cook said Crigger was walking along the highway with two young men, neither of whom were injured.
He is a son of James Crigger who lives east of Wytheville on Pepper's Ferry road. He is survived by his father and the following brothers and sisters: James C. Crigger, Wytheville; Reese Crigger, Ky.; Edward Crigger, Hamburg, N.J.; Mrs. Robert Dickerson, Mrs. William Cannoy, Mrs. Cliff Hall, Mrs. Landon Reed, Mrs. Kelly Blankenship, of Wytheville; Mrs. Charles Hudson of Hamburg, New Jersey. The interment will be in New Jersey. *
Published in the SW VA Enterprise, Tuesday, October 3, 1939
*This is a memorial stone in the family cemetery.
Hamburg, N.J., Oct. 2, 1939 -- Joseph Crigger, 21-year-old itinerant farm-hand of Wytheville, Va., was killed last night when struck by a car on Route 23.
Patrolman W. S. Cook said Crigger was walking along the highway with two young men, neither of whom were injured.
He is a son of James Crigger who lives east of Wytheville on Pepper's Ferry road. He is survived by his father and the following brothers and sisters: James C. Crigger, Wytheville; Reese Crigger, Ky.; Edward Crigger, Hamburg, N.J.; Mrs. Robert Dickerson, Mrs. William Cannoy, Mrs. Cliff Hall, Mrs. Landon Reed, Mrs. Kelly Blankenship, of Wytheville; Mrs. Charles Hudson of Hamburg, New Jersey. The interment will be in New Jersey. *
Published in the SW VA Enterprise, Tuesday, October 3, 1939
*This is a memorial stone in the family cemetery.
Patrolman W. S. Cook said Crigger was walking along the highway with two young men, neither of whom were injured.
He is a son of James Crigger who lives east of Wytheville on Pepper's Ferry road. He is survived by his father and the following brothers and sisters: James C. Crigger, Wytheville; Reese Crigger, Ky.; Edward Crigger, Hamburg, N.J.; Mrs. Robert Dickerson, Mrs. William Cannoy, Mrs. Cliff Hall, Mrs. Landon Reed, Mrs. Kelly Blankenship, of Wytheville; Mrs. Charles Hudson of Hamburg, New Jersey. The interment will be in New Jersey. *
Published in the SW VA Enterprise, Tuesday, October 3, 1939
*This is a memorial stone in the family cemetery.
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