Death notice from The Honesdale Citizen, August 2, 1883
Frank Frisbie, of South Canaan, was instantly killed in the Pyne mine, about three miles below Scranton, on the 25th ult., by a fall of top coal. He was a widower and leaves four little children.
Frank Frisbie, of South Canaan, was instantly killed in the Pyne mine, about three miles below Scranton, on the 25th ult., by a fall of top coal. He was a widower and leaves four little children.
Death notice from The Honesdale Citizen, August 2, 1883
Frank Frisbie, of South Canaan, was instantly killed in the Pyne mine, about three miles below Scranton, on the 25th ult., by a fall of top coal. He was a widower and leaves four little children.
Frank Frisbie, of South Canaan, was instantly killed in the Pyne mine, about three miles below Scranton, on the 25th ult., by a fall of top coal. He was a widower and leaves four little children.
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