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George Franklin “Georgie” Shepard Sr.

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George Franklin “"Georgie"” Shepard Sr. Veteran

Birth
Millville, York County, New Brunswick, Canada
Death
19 Jan 1919 (aged 29)
Presque Isle, Aroostook County, Maine, USA
Burial
Caribou, Aroostook County, Maine, USA GPS-Latitude: 46.8525238, Longitude: -68.012413
Memorial ID
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Son of Charles Franklin "Frank" Shepard & Clara Ellen Tracy.

WWI Veteran - France

m. Florence Theriault, 23 Dec 1906, Caribou, ME
2 known children
George Franklin, Jr
Wayman Shepard

George was a brakeman on the B&A Railroad and died after a boiler exploded in a train accident in Van Buren ME. He died 12 hours after being admitted to hospital in Presque Isle ME.

-"Annual Rpt of the Director of Locomotive Inspection to the United States Interstate Commerce Commission. Bureau of Locomotive Inspection" -- pg 22 Rpt of Chief Inspector of Locomotive Boilers
BANGOR & AROOSTOOK RAILROAD:
Jan 19, 1919, locomotive 74, Van Buren ME. Crown sheet failure; low water; top water-glass cock found closed at the time of investigation; 1 killed, 1 injured.
One accident; 1 killed, 1 injured

Uncle of W. F. Estes
Son of Charles Franklin "Frank" Shepard & Clara Ellen Tracy.

WWI Veteran - France

m. Florence Theriault, 23 Dec 1906, Caribou, ME
2 known children
George Franklin, Jr
Wayman Shepard

George was a brakeman on the B&A Railroad and died after a boiler exploded in a train accident in Van Buren ME. He died 12 hours after being admitted to hospital in Presque Isle ME.

-"Annual Rpt of the Director of Locomotive Inspection to the United States Interstate Commerce Commission. Bureau of Locomotive Inspection" -- pg 22 Rpt of Chief Inspector of Locomotive Boilers
BANGOR & AROOSTOOK RAILROAD:
Jan 19, 1919, locomotive 74, Van Buren ME. Crown sheet failure; low water; top water-glass cock found closed at the time of investigation; 1 killed, 1 injured.
One accident; 1 killed, 1 injured

Uncle of W. F. Estes


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