An article in the Madison Observer, Saturday, June 24, 1854:
ACCIDENT.--Mr. Anson Bailey, a highly respected citizen of Nelson, was severely injured last Thursday of last week by a fall from a building which he was erecting on his premises. Paralysis of the lower extremities, resulting from injury to the spine, was the immediate consequence of the accident. he was also otherwise injured; but we are glad to learn that hopes of recovery are entertained.
At the age of fifty-two he met with a sudden and appalling death by falling from the roof of a barn upon which he was working, and leaving a wife and three children bereft of his care and protection.
ACCIDENT.--Mr. Anson Bailey, a highly respected citizen of Nelson, was severely injured last Thursday of last week by a fall from a building which he was erecting on his premises. Paralysis of the lower extremities, resulting from injury to the spine, was the immediate consequence of the accident. he was also otherwise injured; but we are glad to learn that hopes of recovery are entertained.
At the age of fifty-two he met with a sudden and appalling death by falling from the roof of a barn upon which he was working, and leaving a wife and three children bereft of his care and protection.
An article in the Madison Observer, Saturday, June 24, 1854:
ACCIDENT.--Mr. Anson Bailey, a highly respected citizen of Nelson, was severely injured last Thursday of last week by a fall from a building which he was erecting on his premises. Paralysis of the lower extremities, resulting from injury to the spine, was the immediate consequence of the accident. he was also otherwise injured; but we are glad to learn that hopes of recovery are entertained.
At the age of fifty-two he met with a sudden and appalling death by falling from the roof of a barn upon which he was working, and leaving a wife and three children bereft of his care and protection.
ACCIDENT.--Mr. Anson Bailey, a highly respected citizen of Nelson, was severely injured last Thursday of last week by a fall from a building which he was erecting on his premises. Paralysis of the lower extremities, resulting from injury to the spine, was the immediate consequence of the accident. he was also otherwise injured; but we are glad to learn that hopes of recovery are entertained.
At the age of fifty-two he met with a sudden and appalling death by falling from the roof of a barn upon which he was working, and leaving a wife and three children bereft of his care and protection.
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