*NO HEADSTONE*
Age: 33 Years
Cause of Death: Accident
Franz Joseph Albert Halm (aka Albert Halm)
Birth: 14 SEP 1847 in Girlachsdorf (Gilow), Kreis Reichenbach, Schlesien, Prussia
Death: 20 JAN 1881 in Saginaw, Saginaw County, Michigan
Saginaw (Michigan) DAILY NEWS - Saturday January 22, 1881
{*}Paul Helm, who met with an accident at his farm on the Tittabawasee, about 20 miles from this city, on the 11th last, by which his leg was badly crushed, died at St. Mary's hospital Thursday. The remains were brought to this city yesterday and the funeral will take place in C.L. Benjamin's undertaking rooms at 9:30 this morning. Mr Helm was a single man about 38 years of age and has brothers in the vicinity. The injury which resulted fatally was caused by a falling tree striking his leg, producing a bad fracture. The limb was amputated but the bruised flesh did not heal and a second amputation was necessary. The effect of this proved too much for his constitution and he died as stated above.
{*Albert Halm is the correct name and Paul Helm (Halm)is his half brother who assumed ownership of the farm in Thomastown Township}
*NO HEADSTONE*
Age: 33 Years
Cause of Death: Accident
Franz Joseph Albert Halm (aka Albert Halm)
Birth: 14 SEP 1847 in Girlachsdorf (Gilow), Kreis Reichenbach, Schlesien, Prussia
Death: 20 JAN 1881 in Saginaw, Saginaw County, Michigan
Saginaw (Michigan) DAILY NEWS - Saturday January 22, 1881
{*}Paul Helm, who met with an accident at his farm on the Tittabawasee, about 20 miles from this city, on the 11th last, by which his leg was badly crushed, died at St. Mary's hospital Thursday. The remains were brought to this city yesterday and the funeral will take place in C.L. Benjamin's undertaking rooms at 9:30 this morning. Mr Helm was a single man about 38 years of age and has brothers in the vicinity. The injury which resulted fatally was caused by a falling tree striking his leg, producing a bad fracture. The limb was amputated but the bruised flesh did not heal and a second amputation was necessary. The effect of this proved too much for his constitution and he died as stated above.
{*Albert Halm is the correct name and Paul Helm (Halm)is his half brother who assumed ownership of the farm in Thomastown Township}
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