Son of Michael Szukalski and Elizabeth ?. Husband of Constantia Budzbanowski.
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PAWEL (PAUL) SZUKALSKI
From Der Nord Westen, 15 Mar. 1900:
On Sun. Town Newton resident Paul Szukalski was returning home with his wife from a trip to Manitowoc when his horse shied and bolted in the vicinity of the bridge over Pine Creek. The bridge has no rails and the horse leaped into the 20-ft. deep ravine and the sleigh overturned. Mrs. Szukalski was unhurt, but her husband unfortunately broke his neck and died within a few minutes.
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STATE NEWS
Paul Szukalski, aged seventy-five, a prominent farmer near Manitowoc, was killed Sunday, while driving home from church, by his horse and cutter going over a twelve-foot embankment, breaking the man's neck.
Published in the Oshkosh Northwestern on Tuesday, Mar. 13, 1900.
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PAWEL (PAUL) SZUKALSKI
From Der Nord Westen, 15 Mar. 1900:
On Sun. Town Newton resident Paul Szukalski was returning home with his wife from a trip to Manitowoc when his horse shied and bolted in the vicinity of the bridge over Pine Creek. The bridge has no rails and the horse leaped into the 20-ft. deep ravine and the sleigh overturned. Mrs. Szukalski was unhurt, but her husband unfortunately broke his neck and died within a few minutes.
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STATE NEWS
Paul Szukalski, aged seventy-five, a prominent farmer near Manitowoc, was killed Sunday, while driving home from church, by his horse and cutter going over a twelve-foot embankment, breaking the man's neck.
Published in the Oshkosh Northwestern on Tuesday, Mar. 13, 1900.
Son of Michael Szukalski and Elizabeth ?. Husband of Constantia Budzbanowski.
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PAWEL (PAUL) SZUKALSKI
From Der Nord Westen, 15 Mar. 1900:
On Sun. Town Newton resident Paul Szukalski was returning home with his wife from a trip to Manitowoc when his horse shied and bolted in the vicinity of the bridge over Pine Creek. The bridge has no rails and the horse leaped into the 20-ft. deep ravine and the sleigh overturned. Mrs. Szukalski was unhurt, but her husband unfortunately broke his neck and died within a few minutes.
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STATE NEWS
Paul Szukalski, aged seventy-five, a prominent farmer near Manitowoc, was killed Sunday, while driving home from church, by his horse and cutter going over a twelve-foot embankment, breaking the man's neck.
Published in the Oshkosh Northwestern on Tuesday, Mar. 13, 1900.
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PAWEL (PAUL) SZUKALSKI
From Der Nord Westen, 15 Mar. 1900:
On Sun. Town Newton resident Paul Szukalski was returning home with his wife from a trip to Manitowoc when his horse shied and bolted in the vicinity of the bridge over Pine Creek. The bridge has no rails and the horse leaped into the 20-ft. deep ravine and the sleigh overturned. Mrs. Szukalski was unhurt, but her husband unfortunately broke his neck and died within a few minutes.
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STATE NEWS
Paul Szukalski, aged seventy-five, a prominent farmer near Manitowoc, was killed Sunday, while driving home from church, by his horse and cutter going over a twelve-foot embankment, breaking the man's neck.
Published in the Oshkosh Northwestern on Tuesday, Mar. 13, 1900.
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