"The Owyhee Avalanche", Silver City, I.T., Saturday, July 18, 1868: DIED. In Silver City, I.T. July 13, Samuel Lockhard: aged about 50 years.
Samuel Lockhart, whose demise we announce this morning, died from the effects of a bullet wound received in his left arm on April 1…Mr. Lockhart's arm was amputated and strong hope of his recovery were entertained, but always having been accustomed to an active outdoor life, confinement in bed caused rheumatism to set in and after suffering much pain he departed this life on Monday morning.
Samuel Lockhart, whose demise we announce this morning, died from the effects of a bullet wound received in his left arm on April 1…Mr. Lockhart's arm was amputated and strong hope of his recovery were entertained, but always having been accustomed to an active outdoor life, confinement in bed caused rheumatism to set in and after suffering much pain he departed this life on Monday morning.
"The Owyhee Avalanche", Silver City, I.T., Saturday, July 18, 1868: DIED. In Silver City, I.T. July 13, Samuel Lockhard: aged about 50 years.
Samuel Lockhart, whose demise we announce this morning, died from the effects of a bullet wound received in his left arm on April 1…Mr. Lockhart's arm was amputated and strong hope of his recovery were entertained, but always having been accustomed to an active outdoor life, confinement in bed caused rheumatism to set in and after suffering much pain he departed this life on Monday morning.
Samuel Lockhart, whose demise we announce this morning, died from the effects of a bullet wound received in his left arm on April 1…Mr. Lockhart's arm was amputated and strong hope of his recovery were entertained, but always having been accustomed to an active outdoor life, confinement in bed caused rheumatism to set in and after suffering much pain he departed this life on Monday morning.
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