Nathan W. King and family came here in the spring of 1854. Located on section one, Dresden township. Here they lived, toiled and reaped their family.
In the year 1863, Mr. King met with an accident, getting a foot crushed in a threshing power. He suffered amputation above the knee, the limb did not heal and he died from blood poison August 29, 1863.
They had four children: Amos, Jonas, Frances and Arvilla. Jonas died December 6, 1866; Arvill, the wife of Nathan W. Randall died February 3, '81. Mrs. King is dead.
Source: Pg 11 of History of Fredericksburg and Vinicity, 1905 by Pitts, W.S.
Nathan W. King and family came here in the spring of 1854. Located on section one, Dresden township. Here they lived, toiled and reaped their family.
In the year 1863, Mr. King met with an accident, getting a foot crushed in a threshing power. He suffered amputation above the knee, the limb did not heal and he died from blood poison August 29, 1863.
They had four children: Amos, Jonas, Frances and Arvilla. Jonas died December 6, 1866; Arvill, the wife of Nathan W. Randall died February 3, '81. Mrs. King is dead.
Source: Pg 11 of History of Fredericksburg and Vinicity, 1905 by Pitts, W.S.
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