C. J. Fair, of No. 1617 Freemont Street, Allegheny, was killed yesterday morning by a Pennsylvania railroad train in the yards of the company at Pitcairn, where he was employed as a switchman.
From: The Pittsburgh Weekly Gazette, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, on Sunday June 7, 1903, Page 2
C. J. Fair, of 1617 Freemont Street, Allegheny, a switchman, was killed on the Pennsylvania railroad at Pitcairn.
From: The Pittsburgh Daily Post, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, on Sunday June 7, 1903, Page 4
Married: Mary A. Wagner February 10, 1902 In Adrian, Armstrong County Pennsylvania
From: The Pittsburgh Weekly Gazette, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, on Sunday June 7, 1903, Page 2
C. J. Fair, of 1617 Freemont Street, Allegheny, a switchman, was killed on the Pennsylvania railroad at Pitcairn.
From: The Pittsburgh Daily Post, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, on Sunday June 7, 1903, Page 4
Married: Mary A. Wagner February 10, 1902 In Adrian, Armstrong County Pennsylvania
C. J. Fair, of No. 1617 Freemont Street, Allegheny, was killed yesterday morning by a Pennsylvania railroad train in the yards of the company at Pitcairn, where he was employed as a switchman.
From: The Pittsburgh Weekly Gazette, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, on Sunday June 7, 1903, Page 2
C. J. Fair, of 1617 Freemont Street, Allegheny, a switchman, was killed on the Pennsylvania railroad at Pitcairn.
From: The Pittsburgh Daily Post, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, on Sunday June 7, 1903, Page 4
Married: Mary A. Wagner February 10, 1902 In Adrian, Armstrong County Pennsylvania
From: The Pittsburgh Weekly Gazette, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, on Sunday June 7, 1903, Page 2
C. J. Fair, of 1617 Freemont Street, Allegheny, a switchman, was killed on the Pennsylvania railroad at Pitcairn.
From: The Pittsburgh Daily Post, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, on Sunday June 7, 1903, Page 4
Married: Mary A. Wagner February 10, 1902 In Adrian, Armstrong County Pennsylvania
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