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"ae. 55 yrs"
Deaths:In Calais, pos., 14 May, 1862. Two men killed in a sawmill. Five men were at work under the mill around the water wheel, when the bulkhead of the floor gave away, letting the whole head of water upon them, starting the water wheel and carrying two of the men around with it. Mr. Sawyer Murphy was immediately killed, and a Mr. Dinsmore, so much injured, that he died in a few hours. The other two escaped. (Eastport Sentine, May 21, 1862)
In the 1860 U.S. Census, Sawyer S. Murphy, 52, born N.H. was living in Ward 2, Calais, Maine, with Margaret, 33, born N.B.; Samuel R., 20; James M., 17; Elwildia A., 14; Amelia C., 10; and Leona F., 4, all born in Maine.
In the 1850 U.S. Census, laborer Sawyer W. Murphy, 40, born Maine, was living in Calais, Maine, with Margaret,29, born Ireland; Samuel R., 10; James M., 6; Alwildy A.,3; and Amelia C., 1, all born in Maine.
"ae. 55 yrs"
Deaths:In Calais, pos., 14 May, 1862. Two men killed in a sawmill. Five men were at work under the mill around the water wheel, when the bulkhead of the floor gave away, letting the whole head of water upon them, starting the water wheel and carrying two of the men around with it. Mr. Sawyer Murphy was immediately killed, and a Mr. Dinsmore, so much injured, that he died in a few hours. The other two escaped. (Eastport Sentine, May 21, 1862)
In the 1860 U.S. Census, Sawyer S. Murphy, 52, born N.H. was living in Ward 2, Calais, Maine, with Margaret, 33, born N.B.; Samuel R., 20; James M., 17; Elwildia A., 14; Amelia C., 10; and Leona F., 4, all born in Maine.
In the 1850 U.S. Census, laborer Sawyer W. Murphy, 40, born Maine, was living in Calais, Maine, with Margaret,29, born Ireland; Samuel R., 10; James M., 6; Alwildy A.,3; and Amelia C., 1, all born in Maine.
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"ae. 55 yrs"
Deaths:In Calais, pos., 14 May, 1862. Two men killed in a sawmill. Five men were at work under the mill around the water wheel, when the bulkhead of the floor gave away, letting the whole head of water upon them, starting the water wheel and carrying two of the men around with it. Mr. Sawyer Murphy was immediately killed, and a Mr. Dinsmore, so much injured, that he died in a few hours. The other two escaped. (Eastport Sentine, May 21, 1862)
In the 1860 U.S. Census, Sawyer S. Murphy, 52, born N.H. was living in Ward 2, Calais, Maine, with Margaret, 33, born N.B.; Samuel R., 20; James M., 17; Elwildia A., 14; Amelia C., 10; and Leona F., 4, all born in Maine.
In the 1850 U.S. Census, laborer Sawyer W. Murphy, 40, born Maine, was living in Calais, Maine, with Margaret,29, born Ireland; Samuel R., 10; James M., 6; Alwildy A.,3; and Amelia C., 1, all born in Maine.
"ae. 55 yrs"
Deaths:In Calais, pos., 14 May, 1862. Two men killed in a sawmill. Five men were at work under the mill around the water wheel, when the bulkhead of the floor gave away, letting the whole head of water upon them, starting the water wheel and carrying two of the men around with it. Mr. Sawyer Murphy was immediately killed, and a Mr. Dinsmore, so much injured, that he died in a few hours. The other two escaped. (Eastport Sentine, May 21, 1862)
In the 1860 U.S. Census, Sawyer S. Murphy, 52, born N.H. was living in Ward 2, Calais, Maine, with Margaret, 33, born N.B.; Samuel R., 20; James M., 17; Elwildia A., 14; Amelia C., 10; and Leona F., 4, all born in Maine.
In the 1850 U.S. Census, laborer Sawyer W. Murphy, 40, born Maine, was living in Calais, Maine, with Margaret,29, born Ireland; Samuel R., 10; James M., 6; Alwildy A.,3; and Amelia C., 1, all born in Maine.
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