Orlando Sentinel, 3 Feb 1943, p. 2
The body of Mr. Horace Wilson, who died suddenly of an acute heart attack Saturday morning, was sent to Bainbridge G., Tuesday afternoon by Carey Hand. Services and interment will be held there.
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Orlando Sentinel 1 Feb 1943, p. 11
Horace Wilson, white employee of the Okeechobee Construction Co., holders of a contract to build a railroad spur track in Orlando, dropped dead this morning as the result of a heart attack in Bell Champion's, 429 W. Central.
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Mr. Wilson was a resident of the Bainbridge, GA area when he died in Orlando, FL, where he had been about two weeks, of alcoholism, according to the funeral home record.
He was a truck driver and he was single.
His parents were Jerome Wilson, of AL and T? Scuyars?, of AL.
Informant of record was his brother, J. Wilson, of Bainbridge, GA
Source: Carey Hand Funeral Home Records, Orlando, Florida Register Volume 27, July 4, 1942 - June 16, 1943, p. 353
Contributor: Merf (47064479)
The body of Mr. Horace Wilson, who died suddenly of an acute heart attack Saturday morning, was sent to Bainbridge G., Tuesday afternoon by Carey Hand. Services and interment will be held there.
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Orlando Sentinel 1 Feb 1943, p. 11
Horace Wilson, white employee of the Okeechobee Construction Co., holders of a contract to build a railroad spur track in Orlando, dropped dead this morning as the result of a heart attack in Bell Champion's, 429 W. Central.
_____
Mr. Wilson was a resident of the Bainbridge, GA area when he died in Orlando, FL, where he had been about two weeks, of alcoholism, according to the funeral home record.
He was a truck driver and he was single.
His parents were Jerome Wilson, of AL and T? Scuyars?, of AL.
Informant of record was his brother, J. Wilson, of Bainbridge, GA
Source: Carey Hand Funeral Home Records, Orlando, Florida Register Volume 27, July 4, 1942 - June 16, 1943, p. 353
Contributor: Merf (47064479)
Orlando Sentinel, 3 Feb 1943, p. 2
The body of Mr. Horace Wilson, who died suddenly of an acute heart attack Saturday morning, was sent to Bainbridge G., Tuesday afternoon by Carey Hand. Services and interment will be held there.
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Orlando Sentinel 1 Feb 1943, p. 11
Horace Wilson, white employee of the Okeechobee Construction Co., holders of a contract to build a railroad spur track in Orlando, dropped dead this morning as the result of a heart attack in Bell Champion's, 429 W. Central.
_____
Mr. Wilson was a resident of the Bainbridge, GA area when he died in Orlando, FL, where he had been about two weeks, of alcoholism, according to the funeral home record.
He was a truck driver and he was single.
His parents were Jerome Wilson, of AL and T? Scuyars?, of AL.
Informant of record was his brother, J. Wilson, of Bainbridge, GA
Source: Carey Hand Funeral Home Records, Orlando, Florida Register Volume 27, July 4, 1942 - June 16, 1943, p. 353
Contributor: Merf (47064479)
The body of Mr. Horace Wilson, who died suddenly of an acute heart attack Saturday morning, was sent to Bainbridge G., Tuesday afternoon by Carey Hand. Services and interment will be held there.
____
Orlando Sentinel 1 Feb 1943, p. 11
Horace Wilson, white employee of the Okeechobee Construction Co., holders of a contract to build a railroad spur track in Orlando, dropped dead this morning as the result of a heart attack in Bell Champion's, 429 W. Central.
_____
Mr. Wilson was a resident of the Bainbridge, GA area when he died in Orlando, FL, where he had been about two weeks, of alcoholism, according to the funeral home record.
He was a truck driver and he was single.
His parents were Jerome Wilson, of AL and T? Scuyars?, of AL.
Informant of record was his brother, J. Wilson, of Bainbridge, GA
Source: Carey Hand Funeral Home Records, Orlando, Florida Register Volume 27, July 4, 1942 - June 16, 1943, p. 353
Contributor: Merf (47064479)
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