Married Mary Ann McAfferty on 31 Dec 1842 in Greene County, OH. Father of Adolphus c. b. 30 Oct 1843, Melancthon d. b. 27 Jun 1847, Samuel b. 15 Mar 1849, William L.M. b. 17 Jun 854, Lola Mary b. 8 Oct 1858 and Charles H. b. 13 Apr 1862.
FATAL ACCIDENT
Mr. W. B. Fullerton, while crossing the railroad track at the Kenton Depot, last Friday afternoon, was run over and badly crushed by the cars. He received the fatal injuries about the head and lower limbs from which he died the following day. We learned that the unfortunate man was somewhat deaf which was the chief cause that led to the sad accident.
! (Copied from the Kenton Times, Thursday, April 24, 1873).
FATAL ACCIDENT
Mr. W. B. Fullerton, while crossing the railroad track at the Kenton Depot, last Friday afternoon, was run over and badly crushed by the cars. He received the fatal injuries about the head and lower limbs from which he died the following day. We learned that the unfortunate man was somewhat deaf which was the chief cause that led to the sad accident.
! (Copied from the Kenton Times, Thursday, April 24, 1873).
Married Mary Ann McAfferty on 31 Dec 1842 in Greene County, OH. Father of Adolphus c. b. 30 Oct 1843, Melancthon d. b. 27 Jun 1847, Samuel b. 15 Mar 1849, William L.M. b. 17 Jun 854, Lola Mary b. 8 Oct 1858 and Charles H. b. 13 Apr 1862.
FATAL ACCIDENT
Mr. W. B. Fullerton, while crossing the railroad track at the Kenton Depot, last Friday afternoon, was run over and badly crushed by the cars. He received the fatal injuries about the head and lower limbs from which he died the following day. We learned that the unfortunate man was somewhat deaf which was the chief cause that led to the sad accident.
! (Copied from the Kenton Times, Thursday, April 24, 1873).
FATAL ACCIDENT
Mr. W. B. Fullerton, while crossing the railroad track at the Kenton Depot, last Friday afternoon, was run over and badly crushed by the cars. He received the fatal injuries about the head and lower limbs from which he died the following day. We learned that the unfortunate man was somewhat deaf which was the chief cause that led to the sad accident.
! (Copied from the Kenton Times, Thursday, April 24, 1873).
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