Linton Daily Citizen January 16, 1929
THOMAS BRITTON DIED SUDDENLY SUNDAY AT HOME NEAR OWENSBURG
Death came very suddenly to Thos. Britton about
3 o'clock Sunday afternoon while overseeing his stock in
the field of his farm near Solsberry. He was 75 years of age and his death is attributed to heart trouble. Burial
was held today at Spencer.
Mrs. Lafe Sharpe, of Third street, northwest, is a neice and James May of South Linton is a nephew of Mr. Biitton. There are also a number of other relatives in the surrounding County.
Mr Britton was a well-known and well-to-do farmer and leaves a host of friends.
THOMAS BRITTON DIED SUDDENLY SUNDAY AT HOME NEAR OWENSBURG
Death came very suddenly to Thos. Britton about
3 o'clock Sunday afternoon while overseeing his stock in
the field of his farm near Solsberry. He was 75 years of age and his death is attributed to heart trouble. Burial
was held today at Spencer.
Mrs. Lafe Sharpe, of Third street, northwest, is a neice and James May of South Linton is a nephew of Mr. Biitton. There are also a number of other relatives in the surrounding County.
Mr Britton was a well-known and well-to-do farmer and leaves a host of friends.
Linton Daily Citizen January 16, 1929
THOMAS BRITTON DIED SUDDENLY SUNDAY AT HOME NEAR OWENSBURG
Death came very suddenly to Thos. Britton about
3 o'clock Sunday afternoon while overseeing his stock in
the field of his farm near Solsberry. He was 75 years of age and his death is attributed to heart trouble. Burial
was held today at Spencer.
Mrs. Lafe Sharpe, of Third street, northwest, is a neice and James May of South Linton is a nephew of Mr. Biitton. There are also a number of other relatives in the surrounding County.
Mr Britton was a well-known and well-to-do farmer and leaves a host of friends.
THOMAS BRITTON DIED SUDDENLY SUNDAY AT HOME NEAR OWENSBURG
Death came very suddenly to Thos. Britton about
3 o'clock Sunday afternoon while overseeing his stock in
the field of his farm near Solsberry. He was 75 years of age and his death is attributed to heart trouble. Burial
was held today at Spencer.
Mrs. Lafe Sharpe, of Third street, northwest, is a neice and James May of South Linton is a nephew of Mr. Biitton. There are also a number of other relatives in the surrounding County.
Mr Britton was a well-known and well-to-do farmer and leaves a host of friends.
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