Albert was the son of Lucy Owens and John Wallace. He had a twin brother Alfred.
He married Janette Nichols on 4 July 1882 at Mason, Ingham Co, MI.
At the time of his death, he was a teamster at the livery of Charles Martin. He was accidentally killed while loading logs on a wagon in the McIntee woods, Sylvan Township.
The informant was his brother, Fred [Alfred], who also reported that Albert was the widower of Jeanett Nichols.
He married Janette Nichols on 4 July 1882 at Mason, Ingham Co, MI.
At the time of his death, he was a teamster at the livery of Charles Martin. He was accidentally killed while loading logs on a wagon in the McIntee woods, Sylvan Township.
The informant was his brother, Fred [Alfred], who also reported that Albert was the widower of Jeanett Nichols.
Albert was the son of Lucy Owens and John Wallace. He had a twin brother Alfred.
He married Janette Nichols on 4 July 1882 at Mason, Ingham Co, MI.
At the time of his death, he was a teamster at the livery of Charles Martin. He was accidentally killed while loading logs on a wagon in the McIntee woods, Sylvan Township.
The informant was his brother, Fred [Alfred], who also reported that Albert was the widower of Jeanett Nichols.
He married Janette Nichols on 4 July 1882 at Mason, Ingham Co, MI.
At the time of his death, he was a teamster at the livery of Charles Martin. He was accidentally killed while loading logs on a wagon in the McIntee woods, Sylvan Township.
The informant was his brother, Fred [Alfred], who also reported that Albert was the widower of Jeanett Nichols.
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