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Frederick Sumner “Fred” Tirrell

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Frederick Sumner “Fred” Tirrell

Birth
Cummington, Hampshire County, Massachusetts, USA
Death
17 Jan 1952 (aged 64)
Deerfield, Franklin County, Massachusetts, USA
Burial
Greenfield, Franklin County, Massachusetts, USA Add to Map
Plot
Section 34 Lot 44
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son of Spencer Newton Tirrell (1838-1920) &
Samantha Roselle (Haskins) Tirrell (1846-1920)

m. Alice Rachel DuVerger

children (at least):
Clifford
George F
Fred S
Leon S
Herbert H
Merwin L
F. Russell
Frank B
Paul K
Harry C
Julia
Ella
Herberta

TRAIN KILLS DRIVER
South Deerfield - After halting his car for a scheduled train to pass, Fred Tirrell, 63, of Leyden Rd, Greenfield, was killed yesterday when he started over the Conway st crossing and the machine was struck by a work train.
[published January 18, 1952, Boston Daily Record]

Funeral services for Fred S Tirrell of 528 Leyden Road, who was killed Thursday morning when his car was struck by a Boston and Maine Railroad engine at the Conway St. grade crossing in South Deerfield, took place Saturday at 2 pm at the McCarthy Funeral home. Rev. George Carter officiated and burial was in Green River Cemetery. Bearers were Leon, Harry, George and Russell Tirrell, Joseph Helfes, and Henry Hayde.
[published January 21, 1952, Springfield Union]

During his life he worked as a teamster, a sawmill operative, and on a farm.
son of Spencer Newton Tirrell (1838-1920) &
Samantha Roselle (Haskins) Tirrell (1846-1920)

m. Alice Rachel DuVerger

children (at least):
Clifford
George F
Fred S
Leon S
Herbert H
Merwin L
F. Russell
Frank B
Paul K
Harry C
Julia
Ella
Herberta

TRAIN KILLS DRIVER
South Deerfield - After halting his car for a scheduled train to pass, Fred Tirrell, 63, of Leyden Rd, Greenfield, was killed yesterday when he started over the Conway st crossing and the machine was struck by a work train.
[published January 18, 1952, Boston Daily Record]

Funeral services for Fred S Tirrell of 528 Leyden Road, who was killed Thursday morning when his car was struck by a Boston and Maine Railroad engine at the Conway St. grade crossing in South Deerfield, took place Saturday at 2 pm at the McCarthy Funeral home. Rev. George Carter officiated and burial was in Green River Cemetery. Bearers were Leon, Harry, George and Russell Tirrell, Joseph Helfes, and Henry Hayde.
[published January 21, 1952, Springfield Union]

During his life he worked as a teamster, a sawmill operative, and on a farm.

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