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38 N. 11th Street, 9th Ward
Philadelphia Inquirer, March 19, 1891
"DAMAGES FOR A SON'S DEATH
Suit has been entered in the Common Pleas Court, against the Pemmsylvania Railroad Company, by Benjamin N. Cregar and Sarah W. Cregar, his wife, to recover $20,000 damage for the death of William Cregar, one of their sons. The claim is that he was thrown from a fast train coming from New York, was left lying near the tracks and subsequently run over and killed. Negligence is charged."
38 N. 11th Street, 9th Ward
Philadelphia Inquirer, March 19, 1891
"DAMAGES FOR A SON'S DEATH
Suit has been entered in the Common Pleas Court, against the Pemmsylvania Railroad Company, by Benjamin N. Cregar and Sarah W. Cregar, his wife, to recover $20,000 damage for the death of William Cregar, one of their sons. The claim is that he was thrown from a fast train coming from New York, was left lying near the tracks and subsequently run over and killed. Negligence is charged."
28y
38 N. 11th Street, 9th Ward
Philadelphia Inquirer, March 19, 1891
"DAMAGES FOR A SON'S DEATH
Suit has been entered in the Common Pleas Court, against the Pemmsylvania Railroad Company, by Benjamin N. Cregar and Sarah W. Cregar, his wife, to recover $20,000 damage for the death of William Cregar, one of their sons. The claim is that he was thrown from a fast train coming from New York, was left lying near the tracks and subsequently run over and killed. Negligence is charged."
38 N. 11th Street, 9th Ward
Philadelphia Inquirer, March 19, 1891
"DAMAGES FOR A SON'S DEATH
Suit has been entered in the Common Pleas Court, against the Pemmsylvania Railroad Company, by Benjamin N. Cregar and Sarah W. Cregar, his wife, to recover $20,000 damage for the death of William Cregar, one of their sons. The claim is that he was thrown from a fast train coming from New York, was left lying near the tracks and subsequently run over and killed. Negligence is charged."
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