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Riley Ray Montgomery

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Riley Ray Montgomery

Birth
Louisville, Clay County, Illinois, USA
Death
24 Sep 1921 (aged 16)
Bement, Piatt County, Illinois, USA
Burial
Bement, Piatt County, Illinois, USA Add to Map
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Ray Montgomery, 16, of Bement was instantly killed last Saturday night, Sep --, 1921 when he was struck by an Interurban car at Clark Siding four miles south of Monticello. He had been working for James Palmer, a farmer who lives near the scene of the accident. He was waiting to board the car to go to his home in Bement to spend Sunday. He is supposed to have fallen asleep while waiting for the car. The body was badly mangled. The crew of the car took the remains on to Bement. Inquest was held on Sunday by F. D. Duvall, in the absence of Coroner Porter; jury returned what is known as an "open verdict" fixing no responsibility for the accident.

The young man is the s/o M/M James Montgomery and besides his parents leaves his sisters: Edna, Katie, Nellie, Inex and Fay; and his brothers: Frank, Talbert, Paul and Guy.

Funeral services were held in the home on Tuesday with interment in the Bement cemetery.

PCR: Sep 29, 1921

Ray Montgomery, 16, of Bement was instantly killed last Saturday night, Sep --, 1921 when he was struck by an Interurban car at Clark Siding four miles south of Monticello. He had been working for James Palmer, a farmer who lives near the scene of the accident. He was waiting to board the car to go to his home in Bement to spend Sunday. He is supposed to have fallen asleep while waiting for the car. The body was badly mangled. The crew of the car took the remains on to Bement. Inquest was held on Sunday by F. D. Duvall, in the absence of Coroner Porter; jury returned what is known as an "open verdict" fixing no responsibility for the accident.

The young man is the s/o M/M James Montgomery and besides his parents leaves his sisters: Edna, Katie, Nellie, Inex and Fay; and his brothers: Frank, Talbert, Paul and Guy.

Funeral services were held in the home on Tuesday with interment in the Bement cemetery.

PCR: Sep 29, 1921


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