JINDRICH SARA
(1880 - 1913)
Death came as a messenger of peace to a troubled mind when it claimed Henry Shara (sic), an inmate of the county asylum for several months.
Mr. Shara was a former clerk in the office of the C. & N. W. whose health gave way and his mind became affected.
He was 32 and a mother and sister at Seattle survive.
The body was buried at Francis Creek today.
Manitowoc Daily Herald Monday, January 20, 1913 pg. 1
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(1880 - 1913)
Death came as a messenger of peace to a troubled mind when it claimed Henry Shara (sic), an inmate of the county asylum for several months.
Mr. Shara was a former clerk in the office of the C. & N. W. whose health gave way and his mind became affected.
He was 32 and a mother and sister at Seattle survive.
The body was buried at Francis Creek today.
Manitowoc Daily Herald Monday, January 20, 1913 pg. 1
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JINDRICH SARA
(1880 - 1913)
Death came as a messenger of peace to a troubled mind when it claimed Henry Shara (sic), an inmate of the county asylum for several months.
Mr. Shara was a former clerk in the office of the C. & N. W. whose health gave way and his mind became affected.
He was 32 and a mother and sister at Seattle survive.
The body was buried at Francis Creek today.
Manitowoc Daily Herald Monday, January 20, 1913 pg. 1
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
(1880 - 1913)
Death came as a messenger of peace to a troubled mind when it claimed Henry Shara (sic), an inmate of the county asylum for several months.
Mr. Shara was a former clerk in the office of the C. & N. W. whose health gave way and his mind became affected.
He was 32 and a mother and sister at Seattle survive.
The body was buried at Francis Creek today.
Manitowoc Daily Herald Monday, January 20, 1913 pg. 1
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