Married Harriet Towns (1); 6 Nov 1892, Pope Co, IL
Martha E Hart (2); 2 Apr 1921
Addie loved people and had many friends. He farmed and doctored sick cows and animals in the community. He enjoyed trading horses and had a fine reputation as a natural veterinarian, without license to practice. Later in life, Addie set up a blacksmith shop behind his home in Carrier Mills.
He died tragically when struck by a car while walking along the road outside Stonefort about 7:30 p.m.
Martha E Hart (2); 2 Apr 1921
Addie loved people and had many friends. He farmed and doctored sick cows and animals in the community. He enjoyed trading horses and had a fine reputation as a natural veterinarian, without license to practice. Later in life, Addie set up a blacksmith shop behind his home in Carrier Mills.
He died tragically when struck by a car while walking along the road outside Stonefort about 7:30 p.m.
Married Harriet Towns (1); 6 Nov 1892, Pope Co, IL
Martha E Hart (2); 2 Apr 1921
Addie loved people and had many friends. He farmed and doctored sick cows and animals in the community. He enjoyed trading horses and had a fine reputation as a natural veterinarian, without license to practice. Later in life, Addie set up a blacksmith shop behind his home in Carrier Mills.
He died tragically when struck by a car while walking along the road outside Stonefort about 7:30 p.m.
Martha E Hart (2); 2 Apr 1921
Addie loved people and had many friends. He farmed and doctored sick cows and animals in the community. He enjoyed trading horses and had a fine reputation as a natural veterinarian, without license to practice. Later in life, Addie set up a blacksmith shop behind his home in Carrier Mills.
He died tragically when struck by a car while walking along the road outside Stonefort about 7:30 p.m.
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