Jacob Tice, employed on the Daniel Odell property on East Main Street, was thrown from a wagon last Monday and fatally injured. He was standing up in the wagon when the horse took fright and bolted, throwing him out and striking his head on a stone wall. Assistance was quickly called and he was hurried to the Peekskill hospital. Drs. Curry, Mason and Snowden held an examination and found he had a fracture of the skull at the base of the brain. The injured man lingered until Tuesday afternoon and passed away without regaining consciousness. Mr. Tice leaves a wife and two children.
Funeral services were held yesterday (Friday) afternoon from his late home, 1209 Orchard Street. Interment
was at Hillside.
Published in The Highland Democrat, Saturday, October 5, 1912
Funeral services were held yesterday (Friday) afternoon from his late home, 1209 Orchard Street. Interment
was at Hillside.
Published in The Highland Democrat, Saturday, October 5, 1912
Jacob Tice, employed on the Daniel Odell property on East Main Street, was thrown from a wagon last Monday and fatally injured. He was standing up in the wagon when the horse took fright and bolted, throwing him out and striking his head on a stone wall. Assistance was quickly called and he was hurried to the Peekskill hospital. Drs. Curry, Mason and Snowden held an examination and found he had a fracture of the skull at the base of the brain. The injured man lingered until Tuesday afternoon and passed away without regaining consciousness. Mr. Tice leaves a wife and two children.
Funeral services were held yesterday (Friday) afternoon from his late home, 1209 Orchard Street. Interment
was at Hillside.
Published in The Highland Democrat, Saturday, October 5, 1912
Funeral services were held yesterday (Friday) afternoon from his late home, 1209 Orchard Street. Interment
was at Hillside.
Published in The Highland Democrat, Saturday, October 5, 1912
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