At a funeral in Georgetown, Cal., the other day, Mr. Bigler, a resident of Georgetown, fainted, and fell headlong into the grave. He was carried away insensible, and died in a few moments. It was a sad sight to witness the same concourse of friends who had consigned one of their number to the tomb following another lifeless form from the cemetery. Decease leaves a wife and large family.
Edwardsville Intelligencer; Edwardsville, Illinois
October 31, 1872; Page Two.
Edwardsville Intelligencer; Edwardsville, Illinois
October 31, 1872; Page Two.
At a funeral in Georgetown, Cal., the other day, Mr. Bigler, a resident of Georgetown, fainted, and fell headlong into the grave. He was carried away insensible, and died in a few moments. It was a sad sight to witness the same concourse of friends who had consigned one of their number to the tomb following another lifeless form from the cemetery. Decease leaves a wife and large family.
Edwardsville Intelligencer; Edwardsville, Illinois
October 31, 1872; Page Two.
Edwardsville Intelligencer; Edwardsville, Illinois
October 31, 1872; Page Two.
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