72y 10m 29d. Her date of death may read either July 11 or June 4. Unable to read. She is buried here according to "Cemetery Inscriptions, Indiana, Early 1800's to mid-1900's," Written by Marc Young, Albion, Michigan. No copyright found.
Obituary - Indiana Herald, Huntington, Indiana, Wed., June 26, 1861.
Casualties - Recently a Mrs. Black, wife of Michael Black, of Clearcreek township, came to her death in a very sudden and singular manner. While in the act of removing some cabbage plants from a box near the chimney of a log house, about three feet off the top fell down, striking Mrs. B. and killing her instantly. A daughter, who was standing by at the time, was considerably injured, but has since recovered.
Obituary - Indiana Herald, Huntington, Indiana, Wed., June 26, 1861.
Casualties - Recently a Mrs. Black, wife of Michael Black, of Clearcreek township, came to her death in a very sudden and singular manner. While in the act of removing some cabbage plants from a box near the chimney of a log house, about three feet off the top fell down, striking Mrs. B. and killing her instantly. A daughter, who was standing by at the time, was considerably injured, but has since recovered.
72y 10m 29d. Her date of death may read either July 11 or June 4. Unable to read. She is buried here according to "Cemetery Inscriptions, Indiana, Early 1800's to mid-1900's," Written by Marc Young, Albion, Michigan. No copyright found.
Obituary - Indiana Herald, Huntington, Indiana, Wed., June 26, 1861.
Casualties - Recently a Mrs. Black, wife of Michael Black, of Clearcreek township, came to her death in a very sudden and singular manner. While in the act of removing some cabbage plants from a box near the chimney of a log house, about three feet off the top fell down, striking Mrs. B. and killing her instantly. A daughter, who was standing by at the time, was considerably injured, but has since recovered.
Obituary - Indiana Herald, Huntington, Indiana, Wed., June 26, 1861.
Casualties - Recently a Mrs. Black, wife of Michael Black, of Clearcreek township, came to her death in a very sudden and singular manner. While in the act of removing some cabbage plants from a box near the chimney of a log house, about three feet off the top fell down, striking Mrs. B. and killing her instantly. A daughter, who was standing by at the time, was considerably injured, but has since recovered.
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