Parents:
- Benjamin White Allnutt [1837-1915]
- Rachel Ann (White) Allnutt [1835-1926]
Fatal Accident
The News (Frederick, MD) - April 2, 1898
Albert Allnutt, the oldest son of Mr. Benjamin W. Allnutt, a prominent farmer and citizen of Dawsonville, Montgomery county, was accidentally killed at his home, near Dawsonville, yesterday morning. He was driving a team of horses when they became frightened at some object and ran away, throwing him under the wagon, the wheel striking him on the head and crushing his skull. He only lived about fifteen minutes after the accident. He was a most estimable young man.
- Benjamin White Allnutt [1837-1915]
- Rachel Ann (White) Allnutt [1835-1926]
Fatal Accident
The News (Frederick, MD) - April 2, 1898
Albert Allnutt, the oldest son of Mr. Benjamin W. Allnutt, a prominent farmer and citizen of Dawsonville, Montgomery county, was accidentally killed at his home, near Dawsonville, yesterday morning. He was driving a team of horses when they became frightened at some object and ran away, throwing him under the wagon, the wheel striking him on the head and crushing his skull. He only lived about fifteen minutes after the accident. He was a most estimable young man.
Parents:
- Benjamin White Allnutt [1837-1915]
- Rachel Ann (White) Allnutt [1835-1926]
Fatal Accident
The News (Frederick, MD) - April 2, 1898
Albert Allnutt, the oldest son of Mr. Benjamin W. Allnutt, a prominent farmer and citizen of Dawsonville, Montgomery county, was accidentally killed at his home, near Dawsonville, yesterday morning. He was driving a team of horses when they became frightened at some object and ran away, throwing him under the wagon, the wheel striking him on the head and crushing his skull. He only lived about fifteen minutes after the accident. He was a most estimable young man.
- Benjamin White Allnutt [1837-1915]
- Rachel Ann (White) Allnutt [1835-1926]
Fatal Accident
The News (Frederick, MD) - April 2, 1898
Albert Allnutt, the oldest son of Mr. Benjamin W. Allnutt, a prominent farmer and citizen of Dawsonville, Montgomery county, was accidentally killed at his home, near Dawsonville, yesterday morning. He was driving a team of horses when they became frightened at some object and ran away, throwing him under the wagon, the wheel striking him on the head and crushing his skull. He only lived about fifteen minutes after the accident. He was a most estimable young man.
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