The Jeffersonian - Thursday June 11, 1898
Charles Doll of East Stroudsburg, a brakeman on the N.Y. S. & W. Railroad was killed near Stillwater Station. He was age 30. He leaves a wife & two children. Internment in Brown's Cemetery, E. Stroudsburg, Revs. Dixon & Vanscoten were in charge.{Brown's Cemetery later became Prospect Cemetery}
Charles Doll of East Stroudsburg, a brakeman on the N.Y. S. & W. Railroad was killed near Stillwater Station. He was age 30. He leaves a wife & two children. Internment in Brown's Cemetery, E. Stroudsburg, Revs. Dixon & Vanscoten were in charge.{Brown's Cemetery later became Prospect Cemetery}
The Jeffersonian - Thursday June 11, 1898
Charles Doll of East Stroudsburg, a brakeman on the N.Y. S. & W. Railroad was killed near Stillwater Station. He was age 30. He leaves a wife & two children. Internment in Brown's Cemetery, E. Stroudsburg, Revs. Dixon & Vanscoten were in charge.{Brown's Cemetery later became Prospect Cemetery}
Charles Doll of East Stroudsburg, a brakeman on the N.Y. S. & W. Railroad was killed near Stillwater Station. He was age 30. He leaves a wife & two children. Internment in Brown's Cemetery, E. Stroudsburg, Revs. Dixon & Vanscoten were in charge.{Brown's Cemetery later became Prospect Cemetery}
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