Son of John and Nancy (Chambers) Ainsworth.
Altoona Tribune 19 April 1877:
"SERIOUS ACCIDENT. - About one o'clock on Friday morning a man named Theodore Ainsworth, while attempting to get on a morning freight train at the Fourth street crossing, was thrown under the wheels of the car, and right leg and great toe of his left foot crushed. The unfortunate man lives in Logan township, on the east side of the lower shops, and it is supposed he was trying to ride to his home. He was an employee in the lower P. R. R. lumber yard. He was attended by the company's physicians, the right leg being amputated at the knee joint, and the toe of his left foot splintered."
Altoona Mirror, 8 May 1877:
"Died of His Injuries - Theodore Ainsworth, the young man injured some time ago in the P.R.R. yard and who had his right leg amputated in conse-quence, died yesterday morning at twenty-five minutes after eleven o'clock. He was interred in the Hutchinson burial ground, Logantown, this afternoon, at three o'clock."
Altoona Tribune 19 April 1877:
"SERIOUS ACCIDENT. - About one o'clock on Friday morning a man named Theodore Ainsworth, while attempting to get on a morning freight train at the Fourth street crossing, was thrown under the wheels of the car, and right leg and great toe of his left foot crushed. The unfortunate man lives in Logan township, on the east side of the lower shops, and it is supposed he was trying to ride to his home. He was an employee in the lower P. R. R. lumber yard. He was attended by the company's physicians, the right leg being amputated at the knee joint, and the toe of his left foot splintered."
Altoona Mirror, 8 May 1877:
"Died of His Injuries - Theodore Ainsworth, the young man injured some time ago in the P.R.R. yard and who had his right leg amputated in conse-quence, died yesterday morning at twenty-five minutes after eleven o'clock. He was interred in the Hutchinson burial ground, Logantown, this afternoon, at three o'clock."
Son of John and Nancy (Chambers) Ainsworth.
Altoona Tribune 19 April 1877:
"SERIOUS ACCIDENT. - About one o'clock on Friday morning a man named Theodore Ainsworth, while attempting to get on a morning freight train at the Fourth street crossing, was thrown under the wheels of the car, and right leg and great toe of his left foot crushed. The unfortunate man lives in Logan township, on the east side of the lower shops, and it is supposed he was trying to ride to his home. He was an employee in the lower P. R. R. lumber yard. He was attended by the company's physicians, the right leg being amputated at the knee joint, and the toe of his left foot splintered."
Altoona Mirror, 8 May 1877:
"Died of His Injuries - Theodore Ainsworth, the young man injured some time ago in the P.R.R. yard and who had his right leg amputated in conse-quence, died yesterday morning at twenty-five minutes after eleven o'clock. He was interred in the Hutchinson burial ground, Logantown, this afternoon, at three o'clock."
Altoona Tribune 19 April 1877:
"SERIOUS ACCIDENT. - About one o'clock on Friday morning a man named Theodore Ainsworth, while attempting to get on a morning freight train at the Fourth street crossing, was thrown under the wheels of the car, and right leg and great toe of his left foot crushed. The unfortunate man lives in Logan township, on the east side of the lower shops, and it is supposed he was trying to ride to his home. He was an employee in the lower P. R. R. lumber yard. He was attended by the company's physicians, the right leg being amputated at the knee joint, and the toe of his left foot splintered."
Altoona Mirror, 8 May 1877:
"Died of His Injuries - Theodore Ainsworth, the young man injured some time ago in the P.R.R. yard and who had his right leg amputated in conse-quence, died yesterday morning at twenty-five minutes after eleven o'clock. He was interred in the Hutchinson burial ground, Logantown, this afternoon, at three o'clock."
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