died aged 23y; single; resident of Conway; railroad brakeman; cause of death was railroad accident, probably fell from the train; died at Greenfield in Franklin County hospital
son of Isreal Ferron & Elsie (Ledoux) Ferron
Brakeman Killed
George I. Ferron, 23, a brakeman, was killed soon after midnight at Cheapside Junction Tuesday morning, the body was found beside the tracks, the neck being broken evidently by a fall from the train. The body was taken to his home at Conway where the funeral was held Wednesday, with the burial at Plainfield. He leaves besides his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Israel Ferron, three brothers, Albert, Leon, and Robert of Conway, and four sisters, Mrs. Lillian Gardner of Hawley, Mrs. Leona Clark and Miss Anna Ferron of Plainfield, and Mrs. Alice Lacrosse of Conway.
[published in The Gazette and Courier Greenfield, Mass. July 23, 1910]
[thanks for assist from FAG contributor 47385430]
son of Isreal Ferron & Elsie (Ledoux) Ferron
Brakeman Killed
George I. Ferron, 23, a brakeman, was killed soon after midnight at Cheapside Junction Tuesday morning, the body was found beside the tracks, the neck being broken evidently by a fall from the train. The body was taken to his home at Conway where the funeral was held Wednesday, with the burial at Plainfield. He leaves besides his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Israel Ferron, three brothers, Albert, Leon, and Robert of Conway, and four sisters, Mrs. Lillian Gardner of Hawley, Mrs. Leona Clark and Miss Anna Ferron of Plainfield, and Mrs. Alice Lacrosse of Conway.
[published in The Gazette and Courier Greenfield, Mass. July 23, 1910]
[thanks for assist from FAG contributor 47385430]
died aged 23y; single; resident of Conway; railroad brakeman; cause of death was railroad accident, probably fell from the train; died at Greenfield in Franklin County hospital
son of Isreal Ferron & Elsie (Ledoux) Ferron
Brakeman Killed
George I. Ferron, 23, a brakeman, was killed soon after midnight at Cheapside Junction Tuesday morning, the body was found beside the tracks, the neck being broken evidently by a fall from the train. The body was taken to his home at Conway where the funeral was held Wednesday, with the burial at Plainfield. He leaves besides his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Israel Ferron, three brothers, Albert, Leon, and Robert of Conway, and four sisters, Mrs. Lillian Gardner of Hawley, Mrs. Leona Clark and Miss Anna Ferron of Plainfield, and Mrs. Alice Lacrosse of Conway.
[published in The Gazette and Courier Greenfield, Mass. July 23, 1910]
[thanks for assist from FAG contributor 47385430]
son of Isreal Ferron & Elsie (Ledoux) Ferron
Brakeman Killed
George I. Ferron, 23, a brakeman, was killed soon after midnight at Cheapside Junction Tuesday morning, the body was found beside the tracks, the neck being broken evidently by a fall from the train. The body was taken to his home at Conway where the funeral was held Wednesday, with the burial at Plainfield. He leaves besides his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Israel Ferron, three brothers, Albert, Leon, and Robert of Conway, and four sisters, Mrs. Lillian Gardner of Hawley, Mrs. Leona Clark and Miss Anna Ferron of Plainfield, and Mrs. Alice Lacrosse of Conway.
[published in The Gazette and Courier Greenfield, Mass. July 23, 1910]
[thanks for assist from FAG contributor 47385430]
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