Mother: Mary Jenkins or Robinson Bice
BICE--Killed, by the explosion of the boiler of a portable sawmill, near Harrisonville, OH. John N. Bice [II] in his thirty-seventh year. Mr. Bice was a very energetic, persevering, honest man, and was making great efforts to accumulate property: but when he supposed he had the coveted prize almost within his grasp, he was hurled into eternity. He leaves a wife and six children, who morn their loss.
BICE--Killed, by the explosion of the boiler of a portable sawmill, near Harrisonville, OH. John N. Bice [II] in his thirty-seventh year. Mr. Bice was a very energetic, persevering, honest man, and was making great efforts to accumulate property: but when he supposed he had the coveted prize almost within his grasp, he was hurled into eternity. He leaves a wife and six children, who morn their loss.
Mother: Mary Jenkins or Robinson Bice
BICE--Killed, by the explosion of the boiler of a portable sawmill, near Harrisonville, OH. John N. Bice [II] in his thirty-seventh year. Mr. Bice was a very energetic, persevering, honest man, and was making great efforts to accumulate property: but when he supposed he had the coveted prize almost within his grasp, he was hurled into eternity. He leaves a wife and six children, who morn their loss.
BICE--Killed, by the explosion of the boiler of a portable sawmill, near Harrisonville, OH. John N. Bice [II] in his thirty-seventh year. Mr. Bice was a very energetic, persevering, honest man, and was making great efforts to accumulate property: but when he supposed he had the coveted prize almost within his grasp, he was hurled into eternity. He leaves a wife and six children, who morn their loss.
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