Sarah M.
wife of
A.N. Crossman
Died
March 28 1920.
Mrs. Sarah M. Burkett, of Boston, Mass., who was taken to the Hillsborough county jail on account of insanity, was found dead a few hours later by the jailer. The woman had torn off a strip of her blanket, tied it to her neck and to the footboard of the bed and sat down on the floor in such a manner that she choked to death.
The Bradford County Telegraph
Starke, Florida
Friday April 9, 1920 Page 3
wife of
A.N. Crossman
Died
March 28 1920.
Mrs. Sarah M. Burkett, of Boston, Mass., who was taken to the Hillsborough county jail on account of insanity, was found dead a few hours later by the jailer. The woman had torn off a strip of her blanket, tied it to her neck and to the footboard of the bed and sat down on the floor in such a manner that she choked to death.
The Bradford County Telegraph
Starke, Florida
Friday April 9, 1920 Page 3
Sarah M.
wife of
A.N. Crossman
Died
March 28 1920.
Mrs. Sarah M. Burkett, of Boston, Mass., who was taken to the Hillsborough county jail on account of insanity, was found dead a few hours later by the jailer. The woman had torn off a strip of her blanket, tied it to her neck and to the footboard of the bed and sat down on the floor in such a manner that she choked to death.
The Bradford County Telegraph
Starke, Florida
Friday April 9, 1920 Page 3
wife of
A.N. Crossman
Died
March 28 1920.
Mrs. Sarah M. Burkett, of Boston, Mass., who was taken to the Hillsborough county jail on account of insanity, was found dead a few hours later by the jailer. The woman had torn off a strip of her blanket, tied it to her neck and to the footboard of the bed and sat down on the floor in such a manner that she choked to death.
The Bradford County Telegraph
Starke, Florida
Friday April 9, 1920 Page 3
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