Henry was born in and died in Green Township, Summit County, OH.
"Henry Warner, of East Liberty, was instantly killed by lightning, on Tuesday the 7th. He had been at work in a field, with his hired man, but a storm coming up, both started for the barn, when a stroke of lightning killed Mr. Warner and the horse he was riding, and felled the hired man to the ground, though not seriously injuring him."
The Fremont {OH} Weekly Journal, Friday, June 17, 1870, p. 3
"Henry Warner, of East Liberty, was instantly killed by lightning, on Tuesday the 7th. He had been at work in a field, with his hired man, but a storm coming up, both started for the barn, when a stroke of lightning killed Mr. Warner and the horse he was riding, and felled the hired man to the ground, though not seriously injuring him."
The Fremont {OH} Weekly Journal, Friday, June 17, 1870, p. 3
Henry was born in and died in Green Township, Summit County, OH.
"Henry Warner, of East Liberty, was instantly killed by lightning, on Tuesday the 7th. He had been at work in a field, with his hired man, but a storm coming up, both started for the barn, when a stroke of lightning killed Mr. Warner and the horse he was riding, and felled the hired man to the ground, though not seriously injuring him."
The Fremont {OH} Weekly Journal, Friday, June 17, 1870, p. 3
"Henry Warner, of East Liberty, was instantly killed by lightning, on Tuesday the 7th. He had been at work in a field, with his hired man, but a storm coming up, both started for the barn, when a stroke of lightning killed Mr. Warner and the horse he was riding, and felled the hired man to the ground, though not seriously injuring him."
The Fremont {OH} Weekly Journal, Friday, June 17, 1870, p. 3
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