Died in CC, of apoplexy. Native of Columbia, Tenn. Had been playing a game of checkers with a doctor in the back part of Mr. Daimwood's store when he lost the use of one side of his body. Was taken home in a hack. Upon arrival at home, he was unable to speak, fell into a coma and died the next morning after 2 a.m. Had come to CC in 1875. Opened a gents' furnishing store. Later, went into partnership with R. G. Blossman; had a bakery business with Mateo Muely; had a second-hand furniture store on Chaparral street. Married Ursula Meuly who died May 14, 1895, leaving 4 daughters and 1 son. Married Mrs. Emily Camp on February 14, 1900. Baptist Church.
Died in CC, of apoplexy. Native of Columbia, Tenn. Had been playing a game of checkers with a doctor in the back part of Mr. Daimwood's store when he lost the use of one side of his body. Was taken home in a hack. Upon arrival at home, he was unable to speak, fell into a coma and died the next morning after 2 a.m. Had come to CC in 1875. Opened a gents' furnishing store. Later, went into partnership with R. G. Blossman; had a bakery business with Mateo Muely; had a second-hand furniture store on Chaparral street. Married Ursula Meuly who died May 14, 1895, leaving 4 daughters and 1 son. Married Mrs. Emily Camp on February 14, 1900. Baptist Church.
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