From the Adair County News, March 7, 1922
Accidentally Killed
Mr. Filmore Kinnaird, a prominent farmer of Metcalfe County and excellent cititzen, was killed last Tuesday while felling trees upon his farm. The deceased was well known in Columbia and he frequently came here to trade. He was an uncle of Mrs. James Menzies and Mrs. G.T. Flowers, Sr., this place. His death was a serious blow to his family and to the neighborhood in which he spent his entire life. Without warning his life was taken from him, but he had long since made his peace with God. The News extends condolence to all those who have been so sorely bereft.
Accidentally Killed
Mr. Filmore Kinnaird, a prominent farmer of Metcalfe County and excellent cititzen, was killed last Tuesday while felling trees upon his farm. The deceased was well known in Columbia and he frequently came here to trade. He was an uncle of Mrs. James Menzies and Mrs. G.T. Flowers, Sr., this place. His death was a serious blow to his family and to the neighborhood in which he spent his entire life. Without warning his life was taken from him, but he had long since made his peace with God. The News extends condolence to all those who have been so sorely bereft.
From the Adair County News, March 7, 1922
Accidentally Killed
Mr. Filmore Kinnaird, a prominent farmer of Metcalfe County and excellent cititzen, was killed last Tuesday while felling trees upon his farm. The deceased was well known in Columbia and he frequently came here to trade. He was an uncle of Mrs. James Menzies and Mrs. G.T. Flowers, Sr., this place. His death was a serious blow to his family and to the neighborhood in which he spent his entire life. Without warning his life was taken from him, but he had long since made his peace with God. The News extends condolence to all those who have been so sorely bereft.
Accidentally Killed
Mr. Filmore Kinnaird, a prominent farmer of Metcalfe County and excellent cititzen, was killed last Tuesday while felling trees upon his farm. The deceased was well known in Columbia and he frequently came here to trade. He was an uncle of Mrs. James Menzies and Mrs. G.T. Flowers, Sr., this place. His death was a serious blow to his family and to the neighborhood in which he spent his entire life. Without warning his life was taken from him, but he had long since made his peace with God. The News extends condolence to all those who have been so sorely bereft.
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