1880: Residing Wabash County, Indiana. Husband of Eudocia; parents of Ella. Occupation: Farmer.
1900: Residing 32 Stitt Street, Wabash, Indiana. Husband of Eudocia; parens of Charles; grandparents of Summerville and Homer Eltzroth. Occupation: Car carpenter - railroad shops.
NEWS - Logansport Journal, Logansport (IN) - August 14, 1907
IN RAILWAY YARDS.
There is some mystery connected with the death of Simeon Ward, an air-brake inspector for the Chicago, Cincinnati & Louisville Railroad company at Peru. Ward was found dead under a freight train in the yards with a hole in his head, near the right eye and his chest crushed. No one saw the accident which resulted in the man's death, and his body was cold when found.
1900: Residing 32 Stitt Street, Wabash, Indiana. Husband of Eudocia; parens of Charles; grandparents of Summerville and Homer Eltzroth. Occupation: Car carpenter - railroad shops.
NEWS - Logansport Journal, Logansport (IN) - August 14, 1907
IN RAILWAY YARDS.
There is some mystery connected with the death of Simeon Ward, an air-brake inspector for the Chicago, Cincinnati & Louisville Railroad company at Peru. Ward was found dead under a freight train in the yards with a hole in his head, near the right eye and his chest crushed. No one saw the accident which resulted in the man's death, and his body was cold when found.
1880: Residing Wabash County, Indiana. Husband of Eudocia; parents of Ella. Occupation: Farmer.
1900: Residing 32 Stitt Street, Wabash, Indiana. Husband of Eudocia; parens of Charles; grandparents of Summerville and Homer Eltzroth. Occupation: Car carpenter - railroad shops.
NEWS - Logansport Journal, Logansport (IN) - August 14, 1907
IN RAILWAY YARDS.
There is some mystery connected with the death of Simeon Ward, an air-brake inspector for the Chicago, Cincinnati & Louisville Railroad company at Peru. Ward was found dead under a freight train in the yards with a hole in his head, near the right eye and his chest crushed. No one saw the accident which resulted in the man's death, and his body was cold when found.
1900: Residing 32 Stitt Street, Wabash, Indiana. Husband of Eudocia; parens of Charles; grandparents of Summerville and Homer Eltzroth. Occupation: Car carpenter - railroad shops.
NEWS - Logansport Journal, Logansport (IN) - August 14, 1907
IN RAILWAY YARDS.
There is some mystery connected with the death of Simeon Ward, an air-brake inspector for the Chicago, Cincinnati & Louisville Railroad company at Peru. Ward was found dead under a freight train in the yards with a hole in his head, near the right eye and his chest crushed. No one saw the accident which resulted in the man's death, and his body was cold when found.
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