Melton Hubbard, fourth child of seven. Second born Son of Samuel Raleigh & Amelia Catherine (Price) Hubbard.
Brother of Burley Ulysses, Grace (Williams), Lillian (Southall), Samuel Raleigh, John R., Curtis Walker Hubbard.
Cause of Death written in the Obituary for Brother John R. Hubbard:
"The Farmville Herald" Newspaper, October 21, 1916, Farmville, Virginia.
BOY KILLED BY TRAIN:
A remarkable coincidence that some years ago another son of the family met death by accident. The little fellow, just ten years of age, went to play on a straw stack and by some inexplicable cause had a wire wrapped about his neck and before assistance could be rendered choked to death.
Brother of Burley Ulysses, Grace (Williams), Lillian (Southall), Samuel Raleigh, John R., Curtis Walker Hubbard.
Cause of Death written in the Obituary for Brother John R. Hubbard:
"The Farmville Herald" Newspaper, October 21, 1916, Farmville, Virginia.
BOY KILLED BY TRAIN:
A remarkable coincidence that some years ago another son of the family met death by accident. The little fellow, just ten years of age, went to play on a straw stack and by some inexplicable cause had a wire wrapped about his neck and before assistance could be rendered choked to death.
Melton Hubbard, fourth child of seven. Second born Son of Samuel Raleigh & Amelia Catherine (Price) Hubbard.
Brother of Burley Ulysses, Grace (Williams), Lillian (Southall), Samuel Raleigh, John R., Curtis Walker Hubbard.
Cause of Death written in the Obituary for Brother John R. Hubbard:
"The Farmville Herald" Newspaper, October 21, 1916, Farmville, Virginia.
BOY KILLED BY TRAIN:
A remarkable coincidence that some years ago another son of the family met death by accident. The little fellow, just ten years of age, went to play on a straw stack and by some inexplicable cause had a wire wrapped about his neck and before assistance could be rendered choked to death.
Brother of Burley Ulysses, Grace (Williams), Lillian (Southall), Samuel Raleigh, John R., Curtis Walker Hubbard.
Cause of Death written in the Obituary for Brother John R. Hubbard:
"The Farmville Herald" Newspaper, October 21, 1916, Farmville, Virginia.
BOY KILLED BY TRAIN:
A remarkable coincidence that some years ago another son of the family met death by accident. The little fellow, just ten years of age, went to play on a straw stack and by some inexplicable cause had a wire wrapped about his neck and before assistance could be rendered choked to death.
Gravesite Details
This Cemetery is in the Woods behind the Church, No Markers, Just Stones.
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