~~Madison Capital Times -- 15 Apr 1930~~
Under the headline "Mineral Point Man, Back From Russia ..." page 20 {NOTE: the headline had nothing to do with the following information on Thomas' death.}
MINERAL POINT . . . Mr. and Mrs. Michal Birmingham of Milwaukee were called here on account of the death of her father Mr. Thomas Libby . . .
Thomas Libby was killed last week when thrown from a buggy. The horse stepped off the road. The accident occurred at foot of Spensleys Hill. Mr. Libby was born in 1860 and lived here all his life. He is survived by three daughters and three sisters.
Under the headline "Mineral Point Man, Back From Russia ..." page 20 {NOTE: the headline had nothing to do with the following information on Thomas' death.}
MINERAL POINT . . . Mr. and Mrs. Michal Birmingham of Milwaukee were called here on account of the death of her father Mr. Thomas Libby . . .
Thomas Libby was killed last week when thrown from a buggy. The horse stepped off the road. The accident occurred at foot of Spensleys Hill. Mr. Libby was born in 1860 and lived here all his life. He is survived by three daughters and three sisters.
~~Madison Capital Times -- 15 Apr 1930~~
Under the headline "Mineral Point Man, Back From Russia ..." page 20 {NOTE: the headline had nothing to do with the following information on Thomas' death.}
MINERAL POINT . . . Mr. and Mrs. Michal Birmingham of Milwaukee were called here on account of the death of her father Mr. Thomas Libby . . .
Thomas Libby was killed last week when thrown from a buggy. The horse stepped off the road. The accident occurred at foot of Spensleys Hill. Mr. Libby was born in 1860 and lived here all his life. He is survived by three daughters and three sisters.
Under the headline "Mineral Point Man, Back From Russia ..." page 20 {NOTE: the headline had nothing to do with the following information on Thomas' death.}
MINERAL POINT . . . Mr. and Mrs. Michal Birmingham of Milwaukee were called here on account of the death of her father Mr. Thomas Libby . . .
Thomas Libby was killed last week when thrown from a buggy. The horse stepped off the road. The accident occurred at foot of Spensleys Hill. Mr. Libby was born in 1860 and lived here all his life. He is survived by three daughters and three sisters.
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