Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Indiana
Monday, May 15, 1916 (p. 8 col. 3)
BODY BROUGHT BACK FROM IDAHO FOR BURIAL.
Hallie Anglin Whose Death Occurred in West, Buried Near New Ross.
Special to The Journal. New Ross, May 15.-----
The body of Hallie Anglin, who died in St. Masies, Idaho, was brought to Pisgah cemetery near here yesterday for burial. The family formerly lived in this neighborhood but the boy drifted far away from home. His body now lies in the cemetery near where he spent his boyhood days. The family has the sympathy of their old neighbors.
Source: Crawfordsville District Public Library, Crawfordsville, Indiana.
Transcription By: Vernon L. Threlkeld (1st cousin, 2Xremoved)
Note: Information is also from Idaho death certificate, including date of death of May 8, 1916, the cause being Lympho-Leukemia. The place was St. Maries, not St. Masies. His parents were Wm. A. and Laura I. (Martin) Anglin. The subject was working as a woodsman in the lumbering industry.
No marker has been found and early burial records for Pisgah were destroyed In a fire.
Monday, May 15, 1916 (p. 8 col. 3)
BODY BROUGHT BACK FROM IDAHO FOR BURIAL.
Hallie Anglin Whose Death Occurred in West, Buried Near New Ross.
Special to The Journal. New Ross, May 15.-----
The body of Hallie Anglin, who died in St. Masies, Idaho, was brought to Pisgah cemetery near here yesterday for burial. The family formerly lived in this neighborhood but the boy drifted far away from home. His body now lies in the cemetery near where he spent his boyhood days. The family has the sympathy of their old neighbors.
Source: Crawfordsville District Public Library, Crawfordsville, Indiana.
Transcription By: Vernon L. Threlkeld (1st cousin, 2Xremoved)
Note: Information is also from Idaho death certificate, including date of death of May 8, 1916, the cause being Lympho-Leukemia. The place was St. Maries, not St. Masies. His parents were Wm. A. and Laura I. (Martin) Anglin. The subject was working as a woodsman in the lumbering industry.
No marker has been found and early burial records for Pisgah were destroyed In a fire.
Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Indiana
Monday, May 15, 1916 (p. 8 col. 3)
BODY BROUGHT BACK FROM IDAHO FOR BURIAL.
Hallie Anglin Whose Death Occurred in West, Buried Near New Ross.
Special to The Journal. New Ross, May 15.-----
The body of Hallie Anglin, who died in St. Masies, Idaho, was brought to Pisgah cemetery near here yesterday for burial. The family formerly lived in this neighborhood but the boy drifted far away from home. His body now lies in the cemetery near where he spent his boyhood days. The family has the sympathy of their old neighbors.
Source: Crawfordsville District Public Library, Crawfordsville, Indiana.
Transcription By: Vernon L. Threlkeld (1st cousin, 2Xremoved)
Note: Information is also from Idaho death certificate, including date of death of May 8, 1916, the cause being Lympho-Leukemia. The place was St. Maries, not St. Masies. His parents were Wm. A. and Laura I. (Martin) Anglin. The subject was working as a woodsman in the lumbering industry.
No marker has been found and early burial records for Pisgah were destroyed In a fire.
Monday, May 15, 1916 (p. 8 col. 3)
BODY BROUGHT BACK FROM IDAHO FOR BURIAL.
Hallie Anglin Whose Death Occurred in West, Buried Near New Ross.
Special to The Journal. New Ross, May 15.-----
The body of Hallie Anglin, who died in St. Masies, Idaho, was brought to Pisgah cemetery near here yesterday for burial. The family formerly lived in this neighborhood but the boy drifted far away from home. His body now lies in the cemetery near where he spent his boyhood days. The family has the sympathy of their old neighbors.
Source: Crawfordsville District Public Library, Crawfordsville, Indiana.
Transcription By: Vernon L. Threlkeld (1st cousin, 2Xremoved)
Note: Information is also from Idaho death certificate, including date of death of May 8, 1916, the cause being Lympho-Leukemia. The place was St. Maries, not St. Masies. His parents were Wm. A. and Laura I. (Martin) Anglin. The subject was working as a woodsman in the lumbering industry.
No marker has been found and early burial records for Pisgah were destroyed In a fire.
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