Alice was the 7th of 10 children of John Edward Kunkle and Alice Grant Walthour. She died in a 1905 house fire with her brother Paul and sister Louise.
Indiana Democrat, April 26, 1905, page 2:
Old Bottle of Gasoline Accidentally Broken Near Fireplace
PARENTS WERE NOT AT HOME
Returned In Time to See Their Dwelling Destroyed But too Late to Save Children
The explosion of a bottle of gasoline in the home of John E Kunkle In Maple avenue Greensburg re in three children of the family being burned to death and a fourth so fearfully injured that her recovery is a matter of doubt Five other persons also hurt.
The dead Paul Kunkle 7 years old Alice Kunkle 5 years Louise Kunkle 3 years old The injured are Catherine Kunkle 2 years old ...
Indiana Democrat, April 26, 1905, page 2:
Old Bottle of Gasoline Accidentally Broken Near Fireplace
PARENTS WERE NOT AT HOME
Returned In Time to See Their Dwelling Destroyed But too Late to Save Children
The explosion of a bottle of gasoline in the home of John E Kunkle In Maple avenue Greensburg re in three children of the family being burned to death and a fourth so fearfully injured that her recovery is a matter of doubt Five other persons also hurt.
The dead Paul Kunkle 7 years old Alice Kunkle 5 years Louise Kunkle 3 years old The injured are Catherine Kunkle 2 years old ...
Alice was the 7th of 10 children of John Edward Kunkle and Alice Grant Walthour. She died in a 1905 house fire with her brother Paul and sister Louise.
Indiana Democrat, April 26, 1905, page 2:
Old Bottle of Gasoline Accidentally Broken Near Fireplace
PARENTS WERE NOT AT HOME
Returned In Time to See Their Dwelling Destroyed But too Late to Save Children
The explosion of a bottle of gasoline in the home of John E Kunkle In Maple avenue Greensburg re in three children of the family being burned to death and a fourth so fearfully injured that her recovery is a matter of doubt Five other persons also hurt.
The dead Paul Kunkle 7 years old Alice Kunkle 5 years Louise Kunkle 3 years old The injured are Catherine Kunkle 2 years old ...
Indiana Democrat, April 26, 1905, page 2:
Old Bottle of Gasoline Accidentally Broken Near Fireplace
PARENTS WERE NOT AT HOME
Returned In Time to See Their Dwelling Destroyed But too Late to Save Children
The explosion of a bottle of gasoline in the home of John E Kunkle In Maple avenue Greensburg re in three children of the family being burned to death and a fourth so fearfully injured that her recovery is a matter of doubt Five other persons also hurt.
The dead Paul Kunkle 7 years old Alice Kunkle 5 years Louise Kunkle 3 years old The injured are Catherine Kunkle 2 years old ...
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