Dallas Morning News
April 20, 1903
Taylor, Tex., April 19. -- A telephone message from Lexington states that Deputy Sheriff John H. Mundine of Lee County, who was wounded Friday morning by the accidental discharge of a pistol which fell from his pocket, mention of which was made in The News, died at his home in Lexington at 8 o'clock last night.
See Also: Officer Down Memorial Page
Obit & Link Courtesy of:
BeNotForgot (#46974545)
April 20, 1903
Taylor, Tex., April 19. -- A telephone message from Lexington states that Deputy Sheriff John H. Mundine of Lee County, who was wounded Friday morning by the accidental discharge of a pistol which fell from his pocket, mention of which was made in The News, died at his home in Lexington at 8 o'clock last night.
See Also: Officer Down Memorial Page
Obit & Link Courtesy of:
BeNotForgot (#46974545)
Dallas Morning News
April 20, 1903
Taylor, Tex., April 19. -- A telephone message from Lexington states that Deputy Sheriff John H. Mundine of Lee County, who was wounded Friday morning by the accidental discharge of a pistol which fell from his pocket, mention of which was made in The News, died at his home in Lexington at 8 o'clock last night.
See Also: Officer Down Memorial Page
Obit & Link Courtesy of:
BeNotForgot (#46974545)
April 20, 1903
Taylor, Tex., April 19. -- A telephone message from Lexington states that Deputy Sheriff John H. Mundine of Lee County, who was wounded Friday morning by the accidental discharge of a pistol which fell from his pocket, mention of which was made in The News, died at his home in Lexington at 8 o'clock last night.
See Also: Officer Down Memorial Page
Obit & Link Courtesy of:
BeNotForgot (#46974545)
Inscription
Woodsman of the World marker:
Another link is broken in our household band,
but a chain is forming in a better land.
Gravesite Details
Son of Patrick Mundine, Husband of Alice Holman Mundine
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