The Franklin Democrat, Friday, September 15, 1882, Volume XXIII, Number 11, page 3, column 1
Isaac Byers, an old resident of Hensley township, met with a very serious accident on Saturday while hauling wheat to Morgantown. In driving over the railroad track at that place, he was thrown from the wagon, and, falling upon his back, received a very dangerous injury. He was carried to the residence of R. M. Dill, and was found to be paralyzed from the effects of his fall. He was taken to his residence on a stretcher, on Monday, and now lies in a very precarious condition, with but little hopes of recovery.
The Franklin Democrat, Friday, September 22, 1882, Volume XXIII, Number 12, page 3, column 1
Isaac Byers, who was paralyzed by being thrown from his wagon while hauling wheat to Morgantown, died from the effects of his injuries on Sunday night and was buried on Monday at Mt. Pleasant graveyard. The funeral services were conducted by J. W. Ragsdale of Morgantown.
[Submitted by Mark McCrady and Cathea Curry]
Isaac Byers, an old resident of Hensley township, met with a very serious accident on Saturday while hauling wheat to Morgantown. In driving over the railroad track at that place, he was thrown from the wagon, and, falling upon his back, received a very dangerous injury. He was carried to the residence of R. M. Dill, and was found to be paralyzed from the effects of his fall. He was taken to his residence on a stretcher, on Monday, and now lies in a very precarious condition, with but little hopes of recovery.
The Franklin Democrat, Friday, September 22, 1882, Volume XXIII, Number 12, page 3, column 1
Isaac Byers, who was paralyzed by being thrown from his wagon while hauling wheat to Morgantown, died from the effects of his injuries on Sunday night and was buried on Monday at Mt. Pleasant graveyard. The funeral services were conducted by J. W. Ragsdale of Morgantown.
[Submitted by Mark McCrady and Cathea Curry]
The Franklin Democrat, Friday, September 15, 1882, Volume XXIII, Number 11, page 3, column 1
Isaac Byers, an old resident of Hensley township, met with a very serious accident on Saturday while hauling wheat to Morgantown. In driving over the railroad track at that place, he was thrown from the wagon, and, falling upon his back, received a very dangerous injury. He was carried to the residence of R. M. Dill, and was found to be paralyzed from the effects of his fall. He was taken to his residence on a stretcher, on Monday, and now lies in a very precarious condition, with but little hopes of recovery.
The Franklin Democrat, Friday, September 22, 1882, Volume XXIII, Number 12, page 3, column 1
Isaac Byers, who was paralyzed by being thrown from his wagon while hauling wheat to Morgantown, died from the effects of his injuries on Sunday night and was buried on Monday at Mt. Pleasant graveyard. The funeral services were conducted by J. W. Ragsdale of Morgantown.
[Submitted by Mark McCrady and Cathea Curry]
Isaac Byers, an old resident of Hensley township, met with a very serious accident on Saturday while hauling wheat to Morgantown. In driving over the railroad track at that place, he was thrown from the wagon, and, falling upon his back, received a very dangerous injury. He was carried to the residence of R. M. Dill, and was found to be paralyzed from the effects of his fall. He was taken to his residence on a stretcher, on Monday, and now lies in a very precarious condition, with but little hopes of recovery.
The Franklin Democrat, Friday, September 22, 1882, Volume XXIII, Number 12, page 3, column 1
Isaac Byers, who was paralyzed by being thrown from his wagon while hauling wheat to Morgantown, died from the effects of his injuries on Sunday night and was buried on Monday at Mt. Pleasant graveyard. The funeral services were conducted by J. W. Ragsdale of Morgantown.
[Submitted by Mark McCrady and Cathea Curry]
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