Son of John and Mary O'Connell.
Brother of John O'Connell, Hannorah, Elizabeth O'Connell and Ellen O'Connell Nestor (see memorial 59720383).
The following information was provided by Bev Rockwell (member ID 48241674) ...
(From the correspondent in Two Rivers, 27 July)
An unfortunate accident occurred here Thurs. night. JAMES O'CONNELL, section foreman on the railroad between Manitowoc and Two Rivers, a resident here in Two Rivers, left his second floor bedroom window open that night because of the heat. Apparently he got up during the night to close the window and somehow fell to the street. He was found there unconscious. Local and Manitowoc doctors were summoned, but he died Sat.
He had come here from Iowa and on Sun. his body was sent there for burial. The local Catholic Knights escorted the casket to the station. He leaves a widow and one daughter.
Der Nord Westen, 30 July 1903
Brother of John O'Connell, Hannorah, Elizabeth O'Connell and Ellen O'Connell Nestor (see memorial 59720383).
The following information was provided by Bev Rockwell (member ID 48241674) ...
(From the correspondent in Two Rivers, 27 July)
An unfortunate accident occurred here Thurs. night. JAMES O'CONNELL, section foreman on the railroad between Manitowoc and Two Rivers, a resident here in Two Rivers, left his second floor bedroom window open that night because of the heat. Apparently he got up during the night to close the window and somehow fell to the street. He was found there unconscious. Local and Manitowoc doctors were summoned, but he died Sat.
He had come here from Iowa and on Sun. his body was sent there for burial. The local Catholic Knights escorted the casket to the station. He leaves a widow and one daughter.
Der Nord Westen, 30 July 1903
Son of John and Mary O'Connell.
Brother of John O'Connell, Hannorah, Elizabeth O'Connell and Ellen O'Connell Nestor (see memorial 59720383).
The following information was provided by Bev Rockwell (member ID 48241674) ...
(From the correspondent in Two Rivers, 27 July)
An unfortunate accident occurred here Thurs. night. JAMES O'CONNELL, section foreman on the railroad between Manitowoc and Two Rivers, a resident here in Two Rivers, left his second floor bedroom window open that night because of the heat. Apparently he got up during the night to close the window and somehow fell to the street. He was found there unconscious. Local and Manitowoc doctors were summoned, but he died Sat.
He had come here from Iowa and on Sun. his body was sent there for burial. The local Catholic Knights escorted the casket to the station. He leaves a widow and one daughter.
Der Nord Westen, 30 July 1903
Brother of John O'Connell, Hannorah, Elizabeth O'Connell and Ellen O'Connell Nestor (see memorial 59720383).
The following information was provided by Bev Rockwell (member ID 48241674) ...
(From the correspondent in Two Rivers, 27 July)
An unfortunate accident occurred here Thurs. night. JAMES O'CONNELL, section foreman on the railroad between Manitowoc and Two Rivers, a resident here in Two Rivers, left his second floor bedroom window open that night because of the heat. Apparently he got up during the night to close the window and somehow fell to the street. He was found there unconscious. Local and Manitowoc doctors were summoned, but he died Sat.
He had come here from Iowa and on Sun. his body was sent there for burial. The local Catholic Knights escorted the casket to the station. He leaves a widow and one daughter.
Der Nord Westen, 30 July 1903
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