Andrew & Martha had at least 9 children:
Nancy, William, Pinkney, America, Joseph, Margaret, Martha, Samuel & Myrtle.
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While at work at the National Quarry south of Clear Creek this afternoon, Andrew Zikes, aged 72, of Harrodsburg was almost instantly killed when a stone that was being lifted by a derrick fell. The accident was due to the "dogs" slipping.
The aged man was struck on the head and had his skull crushed.
He is survived by his family.
Bloomington Weekly Courier, May 27, 1910, Clipping File, Monroe County
History Center, Bloomington, Indiana.
Nancy, William, Pinkney, America, Joseph, Margaret, Martha, Samuel & Myrtle.
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While at work at the National Quarry south of Clear Creek this afternoon, Andrew Zikes, aged 72, of Harrodsburg was almost instantly killed when a stone that was being lifted by a derrick fell. The accident was due to the "dogs" slipping.
The aged man was struck on the head and had his skull crushed.
He is survived by his family.
Bloomington Weekly Courier, May 27, 1910, Clipping File, Monroe County
History Center, Bloomington, Indiana.
Andrew & Martha had at least 9 children:
Nancy, William, Pinkney, America, Joseph, Margaret, Martha, Samuel & Myrtle.
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While at work at the National Quarry south of Clear Creek this afternoon, Andrew Zikes, aged 72, of Harrodsburg was almost instantly killed when a stone that was being lifted by a derrick fell. The accident was due to the "dogs" slipping.
The aged man was struck on the head and had his skull crushed.
He is survived by his family.
Bloomington Weekly Courier, May 27, 1910, Clipping File, Monroe County
History Center, Bloomington, Indiana.
Nancy, William, Pinkney, America, Joseph, Margaret, Martha, Samuel & Myrtle.
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While at work at the National Quarry south of Clear Creek this afternoon, Andrew Zikes, aged 72, of Harrodsburg was almost instantly killed when a stone that was being lifted by a derrick fell. The accident was due to the "dogs" slipping.
The aged man was struck on the head and had his skull crushed.
He is survived by his family.
Bloomington Weekly Courier, May 27, 1910, Clipping File, Monroe County
History Center, Bloomington, Indiana.
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