Son of James C. Acheson (b. April 1860 in Illinois) and Nellie C. Stanfield (born September 1870 in Kansas).
(From: Republic City, Kansas News dated September 12, 1929) Harry Acheson was so seriously injured by a fall while working on a house in New Mexico where he lived, that he died three days later. He was 34 years old and single. His body was taken to Missouri and laid beside his mother, who was a daughter of the late R. T. Stanfield, and his brother, who died four years ago.
(From: Republic City, Kansas News dated September 12, 1929) Harry Acheson was so seriously injured by a fall while working on a house in New Mexico where he lived, that he died three days later. He was 34 years old and single. His body was taken to Missouri and laid beside his mother, who was a daughter of the late R. T. Stanfield, and his brother, who died four years ago.
Son of James C. Acheson (b. April 1860 in Illinois) and Nellie C. Stanfield (born September 1870 in Kansas).
(From: Republic City, Kansas News dated September 12, 1929) Harry Acheson was so seriously injured by a fall while working on a house in New Mexico where he lived, that he died three days later. He was 34 years old and single. His body was taken to Missouri and laid beside his mother, who was a daughter of the late R. T. Stanfield, and his brother, who died four years ago.
(From: Republic City, Kansas News dated September 12, 1929) Harry Acheson was so seriously injured by a fall while working on a house in New Mexico where he lived, that he died three days later. He was 34 years old and single. His body was taken to Missouri and laid beside his mother, who was a daughter of the late R. T. Stanfield, and his brother, who died four years ago.
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