Death at Clinton.
Wm. Little, who was recently paralyzed at Clinton, the new Sweetwater town, died last Thursday and was buried Friday. He was about 45 years old, and had lived a long time in that neighborhood, having been employed by Henry Williams. His funeral, which was the first in Clinton, was largely attended, about seventy-five people appearing in the procession. (Bodie Weekly Standard, 6/7/1882)
Wm. Little, who was recently paralyzed at Clinton, the new Sweetwater town, died last Thursday and was buried Friday. He was about 45 years old, and had lived a long time in that neighborhood, having been employed by Henry Williams. His funeral, which was the first in Clinton, was largely attended, about seventy-five people appearing in the procession. (Bodie Weekly Standard, 6/7/1882)
Death at Clinton.
Wm. Little, who was recently paralyzed at Clinton, the new Sweetwater town, died last Thursday and was buried Friday. He was about 45 years old, and had lived a long time in that neighborhood, having been employed by Henry Williams. His funeral, which was the first in Clinton, was largely attended, about seventy-five people appearing in the procession. (Bodie Weekly Standard, 6/7/1882)
Wm. Little, who was recently paralyzed at Clinton, the new Sweetwater town, died last Thursday and was buried Friday. He was about 45 years old, and had lived a long time in that neighborhood, having been employed by Henry Williams. His funeral, which was the first in Clinton, was largely attended, about seventy-five people appearing in the procession. (Bodie Weekly Standard, 6/7/1882)
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