Killed by Lightning
The Times through an oversight failed to make mention of the sudden death of Thos. Andrews, one of the town of Brillion’s citizens.
About two weeks ago, Mr. Andrews was engaged on his farm in hauling in hay. He had drove to this barn with a load of hay, and while preparing to unload was struck by a bolt of lightning, which killed him instantly.
Mr. Andrews was a single man about 40 years of age. He was held in high esteem by his neighbors and was elected assessor of his town several terms. Those who knew him will greatly regret that he met with such a death.
Chilton Times – August 9, 1890
The Times through an oversight failed to make mention of the sudden death of Thos. Andrews, one of the town of Brillion’s citizens.
About two weeks ago, Mr. Andrews was engaged on his farm in hauling in hay. He had drove to this barn with a load of hay, and while preparing to unload was struck by a bolt of lightning, which killed him instantly.
Mr. Andrews was a single man about 40 years of age. He was held in high esteem by his neighbors and was elected assessor of his town several terms. Those who knew him will greatly regret that he met with such a death.
Chilton Times – August 9, 1890
Killed by Lightning
The Times through an oversight failed to make mention of the sudden death of Thos. Andrews, one of the town of Brillion’s citizens.
About two weeks ago, Mr. Andrews was engaged on his farm in hauling in hay. He had drove to this barn with a load of hay, and while preparing to unload was struck by a bolt of lightning, which killed him instantly.
Mr. Andrews was a single man about 40 years of age. He was held in high esteem by his neighbors and was elected assessor of his town several terms. Those who knew him will greatly regret that he met with such a death.
Chilton Times – August 9, 1890
The Times through an oversight failed to make mention of the sudden death of Thos. Andrews, one of the town of Brillion’s citizens.
About two weeks ago, Mr. Andrews was engaged on his farm in hauling in hay. He had drove to this barn with a load of hay, and while preparing to unload was struck by a bolt of lightning, which killed him instantly.
Mr. Andrews was a single man about 40 years of age. He was held in high esteem by his neighbors and was elected assessor of his town several terms. Those who knew him will greatly regret that he met with such a death.
Chilton Times – August 9, 1890
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