Melancholy, Two Brothers Drowned.
A very melancholy accident happened last Sabbath, not far from 7 o'clock in the evening: the death of two industrious and promising young men, viz: Ransom Cole, aged 24 years, and John Cole, his brother, aged 20 years. Sons of Parker and [Sarah] Cole, of Plainfield, N. H. They were bathing.
Source: The Universalist Watchman, :Montpelier, Vermont;:Saturday; July 3, 1841; Page:3
A very melancholy accident happened last Sabbath, not far from 7 o'clock in the evening: the death of two industrious and promising young men, viz: Ransom Cole, aged 24 years, and John Cole, his brother, aged 20 years. Sons of Parker and [Sarah] Cole, of Plainfield, N. H. They were bathing.
Source: The Universalist Watchman, :Montpelier, Vermont;:Saturday; July 3, 1841; Page:3
Melancholy, Two Brothers Drowned.
A very melancholy accident happened last Sabbath, not far from 7 o'clock in the evening: the death of two industrious and promising young men, viz: Ransom Cole, aged 24 years, and John Cole, his brother, aged 20 years. Sons of Parker and [Sarah] Cole, of Plainfield, N. H. They were bathing.
Source: The Universalist Watchman, :Montpelier, Vermont;:Saturday; July 3, 1841; Page:3
A very melancholy accident happened last Sabbath, not far from 7 o'clock in the evening: the death of two industrious and promising young men, viz: Ransom Cole, aged 24 years, and John Cole, his brother, aged 20 years. Sons of Parker and [Sarah] Cole, of Plainfield, N. H. They were bathing.
Source: The Universalist Watchman, :Montpelier, Vermont;:Saturday; July 3, 1841; Page:3
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