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Nancy Caroline <I>Henry</I> Alcorn

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Nancy Caroline Henry Alcorn

Birth
Tennessee, USA
Death
27 Dec 1904 (aged 67)
Dallas, Dallas County, Texas, USA
Burial
Dallas, Dallas County, Texas, USA GPS-Latitude: 32.76346, Longitude: -96.68341
Plot
Section 1, Lot 3, Space 5
Memorial ID
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Hi,
I ran across this fascinating newspaper article from a Dallas paper in 1897 about this death. I thought it might interest you. I've cited it at the bottom so if you want to paste it in bio section, it is referenced.

Sherry


Mrs. Nancy C. Alcorn Sues
a Local firm.
______


An Elevator Accident Resulting
in Her Husband's Death
the Cause.

Mrs. Nancy C. Alcorn, Saturday filed suit in the district court against the Parlin & Orendorff Company in behalf of herself and daughter for $15,000.

The plaintiffs are the wife and daughter of Wm. C. Alcorn, who received injuries resulting in his death while riding in the defendant company's elevator in September of last year.

The plaintiffs allege negligence on the part of the company in the operation and use of the elevator without railings or safety guards for the protection of passengers using the same. The firm's agent in this city is William M. Robinson.

- February 7, 1897, Dallas Daily Times Herald, p. 12, col. 2.

Hi,
I ran across this fascinating newspaper article from a Dallas paper in 1897 about this death. I thought it might interest you. I've cited it at the bottom so if you want to paste it in bio section, it is referenced.

Sherry


Mrs. Nancy C. Alcorn Sues
a Local firm.
______


An Elevator Accident Resulting
in Her Husband's Death
the Cause.

Mrs. Nancy C. Alcorn, Saturday filed suit in the district court against the Parlin & Orendorff Company in behalf of herself and daughter for $15,000.

The plaintiffs are the wife and daughter of Wm. C. Alcorn, who received injuries resulting in his death while riding in the defendant company's elevator in September of last year.

The plaintiffs allege negligence on the part of the company in the operation and use of the elevator without railings or safety guards for the protection of passengers using the same. The firm's agent in this city is William M. Robinson.

- February 7, 1897, Dallas Daily Times Herald, p. 12, col. 2.


Inscription

Wife of W.C. Alcorn "In my father's house are many mansions"

Not lost, blest thought
but gone before,
Where we shall meet
to part no more.

Gravesite Details

Buried in plot w/W.C. Alcorn, R.J. Alcorn, J. Newt Alcorn, in front of Amanda Alcorn



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