Husband of Bertie Perry Lookabill.
"M. E. Lookabill, of Thomasville, a white flagman, running between Selma and Spencer, was instantly killed at Greensboro Tuesday evening a week. He fell beneath a rapidly moving train and several cars passed over his body, cutting it to pieces."
Published: The Alamance Gleaner Jul. 7, 1910
Source:
Ed Lipscomb
"M. E. Lookabill, of Thomasville, a white flagman, running between Selma and Spencer, was instantly killed at Greensboro Tuesday evening a week. He fell beneath a rapidly moving train and several cars passed over his body, cutting it to pieces."
Published: The Alamance Gleaner Jul. 7, 1910
Source:
Ed Lipscomb
Husband of Bertie Perry Lookabill.
"M. E. Lookabill, of Thomasville, a white flagman, running between Selma and Spencer, was instantly killed at Greensboro Tuesday evening a week. He fell beneath a rapidly moving train and several cars passed over his body, cutting it to pieces."
Published: The Alamance Gleaner Jul. 7, 1910
Source:
Ed Lipscomb
"M. E. Lookabill, of Thomasville, a white flagman, running between Selma and Spencer, was instantly killed at Greensboro Tuesday evening a week. He fell beneath a rapidly moving train and several cars passed over his body, cutting it to pieces."
Published: The Alamance Gleaner Jul. 7, 1910
Source:
Ed Lipscomb
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