Prickett Fences - Page 64 - Vol. 3 Issue 4 - Edward James Dunn, was born while his parents were living in a log house that belonged to James Waters. He was the joy & pride of the two families. Edward developed into a strong active man with a love of adventure. He was married first to Hannah Lloyd in 1873. For the next three years they farmed in Illinois near Edwards parents home. In 1877 they moved to a farm in Osborne County, Kansas with team & wagon. They later moved to a place near Liberal, Missouri. Misfortune overtook the young family when typhoid fever caused the death of Mrs. Dunn. For the next few years Edward worked at a variety of occupations through the mid west & finally came to Oregon where he was later married to Luella Wilkenson in 1894. He then followed the occupations of farming & merchandising in Oregon until his death in 1933.
The Death Record for Mr. Dunn states he died secondary to organic heart disease.
Incidentally, he'd been kicked by a horse on his farm Jan. 26, and sustained a left tibial leg fracture. It was surgically reduced and was causing no problem. It was incidental to the cause of death.
The Death Record for Mr. Dunn states he died secondary to organic heart disease.
Incidentally, he'd been kicked by a horse on his farm Jan. 26, and sustained a left tibial leg fracture. It was surgically reduced and was causing no problem. It was incidental to the cause of death.
Prickett Fences - Page 64 - Vol. 3 Issue 4 - Edward James Dunn, was born while his parents were living in a log house that belonged to James Waters. He was the joy & pride of the two families. Edward developed into a strong active man with a love of adventure. He was married first to Hannah Lloyd in 1873. For the next three years they farmed in Illinois near Edwards parents home. In 1877 they moved to a farm in Osborne County, Kansas with team & wagon. They later moved to a place near Liberal, Missouri. Misfortune overtook the young family when typhoid fever caused the death of Mrs. Dunn. For the next few years Edward worked at a variety of occupations through the mid west & finally came to Oregon where he was later married to Luella Wilkenson in 1894. He then followed the occupations of farming & merchandising in Oregon until his death in 1933.
The Death Record for Mr. Dunn states he died secondary to organic heart disease.
Incidentally, he'd been kicked by a horse on his farm Jan. 26, and sustained a left tibial leg fracture. It was surgically reduced and was causing no problem. It was incidental to the cause of death.
The Death Record for Mr. Dunn states he died secondary to organic heart disease.
Incidentally, he'd been kicked by a horse on his farm Jan. 26, and sustained a left tibial leg fracture. It was surgically reduced and was causing no problem. It was incidental to the cause of death.
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