Charles, son of Silas and Elizabeth Stull Weekley, was born in either Tyler or Doddridge County, West Virginia---based on whether you believe his marriage license or death certificate.
He died of a fractured skull and crushed body and legs at 55 years, 5 months, 5 days of age. He was run over by a B&O freight train. Per the coroner, it was an accident. Charles was a driver for Rolland Glass Company.
Charles married Lula A. Harter Siders, widow of E. Roy Siders, in Clarksburg on 4 Jan 1920.
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He died of a fractured skull and crushed body and legs at 55 years, 5 months, 5 days of age. He was run over by a B&O freight train. Per the coroner, it was an accident. Charles was a driver for Rolland Glass Company.
Charles married Lula A. Harter Siders, widow of E. Roy Siders, in Clarksburg on 4 Jan 1920.
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Charles, son of Silas and Elizabeth Stull Weekley, was born in either Tyler or Doddridge County, West Virginia---based on whether you believe his marriage license or death certificate.
He died of a fractured skull and crushed body and legs at 55 years, 5 months, 5 days of age. He was run over by a B&O freight train. Per the coroner, it was an accident. Charles was a driver for Rolland Glass Company.
Charles married Lula A. Harter Siders, widow of E. Roy Siders, in Clarksburg on 4 Jan 1920.
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He died of a fractured skull and crushed body and legs at 55 years, 5 months, 5 days of age. He was run over by a B&O freight train. Per the coroner, it was an accident. Charles was a driver for Rolland Glass Company.
Charles married Lula A. Harter Siders, widow of E. Roy Siders, in Clarksburg on 4 Jan 1920.
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