Obituary: Noblesville Daily Ledger, Tuesday November 1, 1949
Bert Jackson, 47 Years old, died of injuries received when the car he was driving ran into a tree 2 1/2 miles west of Westfield on state road 32 about 7:30 pm Monday.
The cause of the Jackson crash was not known. Apparently he lost control of his car, hitting a tree about six feet off the road. He was returning to his home in Jolietville from work at Firestone. A Westfield physician treated Jackson at the scene of the accident and he was brought to Noblesville where he died about two hours later in the hospital.
He had a compound fracture of the lower jaw and a brain concusion. Deputy Sheriff Worth Caylor investigated the accident.
He is survived by his wife, Irene, two sons, Kenneth of Texas and Robert of Noblesville; two daughters, Jane and Joan who live with their parents.
Other members of the immediate family living in Jolletsville are his father, Jehu Jackson, a brother, Ralph and two sisters Mrs. Guy Howard and Mrs. Howard Ramsey.
Bert had been employed at Firestone for the past seven years. He was a member of the Whitestown F. and A.M.
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Bert Jackson, 47 Years old, died of injuries received when the car he was driving ran into a tree 2 1/2 miles west of Westfield on state road 32 about 7:30 pm Monday.
The cause of the Jackson crash was not known. Apparently he lost control of his car, hitting a tree about six feet off the road. He was returning to his home in Jolietville from work at Firestone. A Westfield physician treated Jackson at the scene of the accident and he was brought to Noblesville where he died about two hours later in the hospital.
He had a compound fracture of the lower jaw and a brain concusion. Deputy Sheriff Worth Caylor investigated the accident.
He is survived by his wife, Irene, two sons, Kenneth of Texas and Robert of Noblesville; two daughters, Jane and Joan who live with their parents.
Other members of the immediate family living in Jolletsville are his father, Jehu Jackson, a brother, Ralph and two sisters Mrs. Guy Howard and Mrs. Howard Ramsey.
Bert had been employed at Firestone for the past seven years. He was a member of the Whitestown F. and A.M.
obit (modified)
Thanks to dianneh for the above obituary.
Obituary: Noblesville Daily Ledger, Tuesday November 1, 1949
Bert Jackson, 47 Years old, died of injuries received when the car he was driving ran into a tree 2 1/2 miles west of Westfield on state road 32 about 7:30 pm Monday.
The cause of the Jackson crash was not known. Apparently he lost control of his car, hitting a tree about six feet off the road. He was returning to his home in Jolietville from work at Firestone. A Westfield physician treated Jackson at the scene of the accident and he was brought to Noblesville where he died about two hours later in the hospital.
He had a compound fracture of the lower jaw and a brain concusion. Deputy Sheriff Worth Caylor investigated the accident.
He is survived by his wife, Irene, two sons, Kenneth of Texas and Robert of Noblesville; two daughters, Jane and Joan who live with their parents.
Other members of the immediate family living in Jolletsville are his father, Jehu Jackson, a brother, Ralph and two sisters Mrs. Guy Howard and Mrs. Howard Ramsey.
Bert had been employed at Firestone for the past seven years. He was a member of the Whitestown F. and A.M.
obit (modified)
Thanks to dianneh for the above obituary.
Bert Jackson, 47 Years old, died of injuries received when the car he was driving ran into a tree 2 1/2 miles west of Westfield on state road 32 about 7:30 pm Monday.
The cause of the Jackson crash was not known. Apparently he lost control of his car, hitting a tree about six feet off the road. He was returning to his home in Jolietville from work at Firestone. A Westfield physician treated Jackson at the scene of the accident and he was brought to Noblesville where he died about two hours later in the hospital.
He had a compound fracture of the lower jaw and a brain concusion. Deputy Sheriff Worth Caylor investigated the accident.
He is survived by his wife, Irene, two sons, Kenneth of Texas and Robert of Noblesville; two daughters, Jane and Joan who live with their parents.
Other members of the immediate family living in Jolletsville are his father, Jehu Jackson, a brother, Ralph and two sisters Mrs. Guy Howard and Mrs. Howard Ramsey.
Bert had been employed at Firestone for the past seven years. He was a member of the Whitestown F. and A.M.
obit (modified)
Thanks to dianneh for the above obituary.
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