"The Fourth of July in Windsor was marred by the news on early morning that Henry Garten had fallen from the railroad bridge over mill brook, a distance of between 50 and 60 feet, suffering injuries there from which caused his death."
(Henry Garten's death as reported in The Vermont Journal, July 8, 1910)
Henry Garten, 31 was the son of Sabin and Emma Garten. He married Cornelia (Neelie) Decker July 29, 1899 in Winchester, Massachusetts. At the time of their marriage he was employed as a shoemaker. They were both living in Stoneham, Massachusetts. He was survived by his wife, Nealie, an adopted son, his mother, Emma, and several brothers and sisters. His brother was with him at the time of the accident.
(The Garten name is also spelled Gartin, the spelling used originally on his draft registration.)
Henry G. Garten, Co. D 1st N.H. Vol. Inf. Spanish American War.
Sept. 7, 1879 – July 4, 1910
(Henry Garten's death as reported in The Vermont Journal, July 8, 1910)
Henry Garten, 31 was the son of Sabin and Emma Garten. He married Cornelia (Neelie) Decker July 29, 1899 in Winchester, Massachusetts. At the time of their marriage he was employed as a shoemaker. They were both living in Stoneham, Massachusetts. He was survived by his wife, Nealie, an adopted son, his mother, Emma, and several brothers and sisters. His brother was with him at the time of the accident.
(The Garten name is also spelled Gartin, the spelling used originally on his draft registration.)
Henry G. Garten, Co. D 1st N.H. Vol. Inf. Spanish American War.
Sept. 7, 1879 – July 4, 1910
"The Fourth of July in Windsor was marred by the news on early morning that Henry Garten had fallen from the railroad bridge over mill brook, a distance of between 50 and 60 feet, suffering injuries there from which caused his death."
(Henry Garten's death as reported in The Vermont Journal, July 8, 1910)
Henry Garten, 31 was the son of Sabin and Emma Garten. He married Cornelia (Neelie) Decker July 29, 1899 in Winchester, Massachusetts. At the time of their marriage he was employed as a shoemaker. They were both living in Stoneham, Massachusetts. He was survived by his wife, Nealie, an adopted son, his mother, Emma, and several brothers and sisters. His brother was with him at the time of the accident.
(The Garten name is also spelled Gartin, the spelling used originally on his draft registration.)
Henry G. Garten, Co. D 1st N.H. Vol. Inf. Spanish American War.
Sept. 7, 1879 – July 4, 1910
(Henry Garten's death as reported in The Vermont Journal, July 8, 1910)
Henry Garten, 31 was the son of Sabin and Emma Garten. He married Cornelia (Neelie) Decker July 29, 1899 in Winchester, Massachusetts. At the time of their marriage he was employed as a shoemaker. They were both living in Stoneham, Massachusetts. He was survived by his wife, Nealie, an adopted son, his mother, Emma, and several brothers and sisters. His brother was with him at the time of the accident.
(The Garten name is also spelled Gartin, the spelling used originally on his draft registration.)
Henry G. Garten, Co. D 1st N.H. Vol. Inf. Spanish American War.
Sept. 7, 1879 – July 4, 1910
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