Mother: Effie Workman
August 8, 1922, Adair County News
Killed by Lightning
Last Wednesday, about the noon hour, Garnett Buckner, a young farmer, about 23 years old was killed by lightning near Keltner, Adair County. he had been at work and came home for dinner. At the time he was struck he was in the residence holding his little child in his arms. He was killed instantly, but his baby was not hurt. He was a grandson of the late Amos Workman, a son of Charles Buckner, and was born and reared in Green County. It was a distressing blow to his young wife and all other relatives.
Spouse: Leona Parsons
August 8, 1922, Adair County News
Killed by Lightning
Last Wednesday, about the noon hour, Garnett Buckner, a young farmer, about 23 years old was killed by lightning near Keltner, Adair County. he had been at work and came home for dinner. At the time he was struck he was in the residence holding his little child in his arms. He was killed instantly, but his baby was not hurt. He was a grandson of the late Amos Workman, a son of Charles Buckner, and was born and reared in Green County. It was a distressing blow to his young wife and all other relatives.
Spouse: Leona Parsons
Mother: Effie Workman
August 8, 1922, Adair County News
Killed by Lightning
Last Wednesday, about the noon hour, Garnett Buckner, a young farmer, about 23 years old was killed by lightning near Keltner, Adair County. he had been at work and came home for dinner. At the time he was struck he was in the residence holding his little child in his arms. He was killed instantly, but his baby was not hurt. He was a grandson of the late Amos Workman, a son of Charles Buckner, and was born and reared in Green County. It was a distressing blow to his young wife and all other relatives.
Spouse: Leona Parsons
August 8, 1922, Adair County News
Killed by Lightning
Last Wednesday, about the noon hour, Garnett Buckner, a young farmer, about 23 years old was killed by lightning near Keltner, Adair County. he had been at work and came home for dinner. At the time he was struck he was in the residence holding his little child in his arms. He was killed instantly, but his baby was not hurt. He was a grandson of the late Amos Workman, a son of Charles Buckner, and was born and reared in Green County. It was a distressing blow to his young wife and all other relatives.
Spouse: Leona Parsons
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