THE GETTYSBURG COMPILER July 8, 1902
Yesterday afternoon about 3:00, Mr. Abraham Mickley, of Hamiltonban township, net with an accident which resulted in the loss of his life. It appears that he was helping to place a hay knife in his barn, when he fell, striking his head against a piece of timber. He lived but about 10 minutes.
Mr. Mickley was married to Miss Susan Snyder, a daughter of Mr. D. K. Snyder, of McKnightstown, who survives him with their three children. He was aged about 45 years.
Yesterday afternoon about 3:00, Mr. Abraham Mickley, of Hamiltonban township, net with an accident which resulted in the loss of his life. It appears that he was helping to place a hay knife in his barn, when he fell, striking his head against a piece of timber. He lived but about 10 minutes.
Mr. Mickley was married to Miss Susan Snyder, a daughter of Mr. D. K. Snyder, of McKnightstown, who survives him with their three children. He was aged about 45 years.
THE GETTYSBURG COMPILER July 8, 1902
Yesterday afternoon about 3:00, Mr. Abraham Mickley, of Hamiltonban township, net with an accident which resulted in the loss of his life. It appears that he was helping to place a hay knife in his barn, when he fell, striking his head against a piece of timber. He lived but about 10 minutes.
Mr. Mickley was married to Miss Susan Snyder, a daughter of Mr. D. K. Snyder, of McKnightstown, who survives him with their three children. He was aged about 45 years.
Yesterday afternoon about 3:00, Mr. Abraham Mickley, of Hamiltonban township, net with an accident which resulted in the loss of his life. It appears that he was helping to place a hay knife in his barn, when he fell, striking his head against a piece of timber. He lived but about 10 minutes.
Mr. Mickley was married to Miss Susan Snyder, a daughter of Mr. D. K. Snyder, of McKnightstown, who survives him with their three children. He was aged about 45 years.
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