The Weston Independent, Tues. 27 Sept. 1904:
PERRY G. HRDMAN well known farmer and old soldier was kicked by a horse at his home near Jane Lew Friday, and he lived but a few hours. Remains laid to rest at the Mt. Hebron cemetery near the family home Sunday. He was father of W. E. Hardman, Mrs. W.H. Smith and Mrs. T. M. Allman. Leaves a widow, and one son and a daughter, in addition to the one's mentioned above.
PERRY G. HRDMAN well known farmer and old soldier was kicked by a horse at his home near Jane Lew Friday, and he lived but a few hours. Remains laid to rest at the Mt. Hebron cemetery near the family home Sunday. He was father of W. E. Hardman, Mrs. W.H. Smith and Mrs. T. M. Allman. Leaves a widow, and one son and a daughter, in addition to the one's mentioned above.
The Weston Independent, Tues. 27 Sept. 1904:
PERRY G. HRDMAN well known farmer and old soldier was kicked by a horse at his home near Jane Lew Friday, and he lived but a few hours. Remains laid to rest at the Mt. Hebron cemetery near the family home Sunday. He was father of W. E. Hardman, Mrs. W.H. Smith and Mrs. T. M. Allman. Leaves a widow, and one son and a daughter, in addition to the one's mentioned above.
PERRY G. HRDMAN well known farmer and old soldier was kicked by a horse at his home near Jane Lew Friday, and he lived but a few hours. Remains laid to rest at the Mt. Hebron cemetery near the family home Sunday. He was father of W. E. Hardman, Mrs. W.H. Smith and Mrs. T. M. Allman. Leaves a widow, and one son and a daughter, in addition to the one's mentioned above.
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Served 3 years 7 months Co. D 10 WV Vol. Inf.
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Perry married Laura Brake.
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