HIT BY TRAIN YORK MAN DIES
W. T. Hartness, 83, Confederate Veteran Meets Tragic Death on Crossing
Special to The Charlotte Observer
YORK Oct 12 - William Thomas Hartness, 83, Confederate veteran of western York county was struck and killed on a Southern railway grade crossing in Sharon early today.
He had been to the post office for his mail and was walking across the track at Hill's crossing near his home when the accident occurred, death was almost instant.
The funeral and interment will take place at Sharon tomorrow.
Surviving are the following children: John S. Hartness, cashier of the Bank of Sharon, W. R. Hartness, Mooresville, N. C., Mrs. Amanda Harper, Charlotte: Mrs. W. R. Hambright and Mrs. James Hardin, Grover, N. C. and Miss Eliza Hartness, Sharon.
The Charlotte Observer Charlotte, North Carolina 13 Oct 1927, Thu Page 4
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Southern Train Kills Confederate Veteran at Sharon Crossing
YORK, S. C. Oct 12. (AP) William Thomas Hartness, Confederate veteran, aged 84, was killed today on a grade crossing at Sharon, seven miles west of this place, when struck by a westbound Southern Railway passenger train. He had been to the postoffice and was returning home. Death was almost instantaneous. He is survived by two sons and four daughters.
The Index-Journal Greenwood, South Carolina 12 Oct 1927, Wed Page 3
HIT BY TRAIN YORK MAN DIES
W. T. Hartness, 83, Confederate Veteran Meets Tragic Death on Crossing
Special to The Charlotte Observer
YORK Oct 12 - William Thomas Hartness, 83, Confederate veteran of western York county was struck and killed on a Southern railway grade crossing in Sharon early today.
He had been to the post office for his mail and was walking across the track at Hill's crossing near his home when the accident occurred, death was almost instant.
The funeral and interment will take place at Sharon tomorrow.
Surviving are the following children: John S. Hartness, cashier of the Bank of Sharon, W. R. Hartness, Mooresville, N. C., Mrs. Amanda Harper, Charlotte: Mrs. W. R. Hambright and Mrs. James Hardin, Grover, N. C. and Miss Eliza Hartness, Sharon.
The Charlotte Observer Charlotte, North Carolina 13 Oct 1927, Thu Page 4
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Southern Train Kills Confederate Veteran at Sharon Crossing
YORK, S. C. Oct 12. (AP) William Thomas Hartness, Confederate veteran, aged 84, was killed today on a grade crossing at Sharon, seven miles west of this place, when struck by a westbound Southern Railway passenger train. He had been to the postoffice and was returning home. Death was almost instantaneous. He is survived by two sons and four daughters.
The Index-Journal Greenwood, South Carolina 12 Oct 1927, Wed Page 3
Family Members
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John William Alexander Hartness
1812–1890
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Elizabeth Burris Hartness
1809–1895
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Susan Lucas Hartness
1839–1910
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Mary Sarahpina Seehorn Hartness
1834–1919
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Nancy I. Hartness Dover
1836–1904
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Lilly Elvira Hartness Ramsey
1838–1891
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John R. Hartness
1846–1865
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Jane E. Hartness
1848–1859
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Robert Burris Hartness
1851–1928
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Amanda Elizabeth Hartness Hopper
1867–1935
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John Samuel Hartness
1870–1952
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William Robert Hartness
1873–1957
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Martha Isabella Hartness Hardin
1878–1930
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Mary Eliza Jane Hartness
1883–1946
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SGT William Thomas Hartness
1900 United States Federal Census
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SGT William Thomas Hartness
1880 United States Federal Census
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SGT William Thomas Hartness
North Carolina, U.S., Death Certificates, 1909-1976
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SGT William Thomas Hartness
1870 United States Federal Census
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SGT William Thomas Hartness
1910 United States Federal Census
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