P. McPherson person
also known as: Me
Summary: A man who returned from a camping expedition on the Whitewater and survived a near-fatal accident involving a balancing rock while hunting.
Completeness: 51/100 Grade D
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- Sourced claims (≥3): Has 2/3 sourced claims. Extract more from existing chunks or ingest a new source.
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Claims (2)
arrived_in
cited from J. J. Bell and family and P. McPherson (1891)
joyous
hours were whiled away. Among those present
were: Misses Lumley, Mary Runyan, Frank
Newcomb, Mabelle Gilbert, Emelia and Frances
Ott, Mary Kephart and Mrs. Morrill, Messrs. R.
L. Black, Con Sullivan, Bert Gilbert, Otto Ar-
nold, J. S. …
witnessed
balancing rock accident on Whitewater
cited from J. J. Bell and family and P. McPherson (1891)joyous
hours were whiled away. Among those present
were: Misses Lumley, Mary Runyan, Frank
Newcomb, Mabelle Gilbert, Emelia and Frances
Ott, Mary Kephart and Mrs. Morrill, Messrs. R.
L. Black, Con Sullivan, Bert Gilbert, Otto Ar-
nold, J. S. …
Sources (1)
J. J. Bell and family and P. McPherson ↗
1891 · newspaper · public-domain · details