Thomas Butcher person
also known as: Thomas Butcher
Summary: English bricklayer killed accidentally when partner's shotgun discharged.
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England
cited from Silver City Enterprise — 1888-1890 (full OCR, Internet Archive) — 1890-11-28 (1890) · +1 moreJ. D. Lee, the former driver and supposed
owner of the Mogollon stage line, who skipped
so unceremoniously last week, owes almost
everyone in the country. He was a man of very
windy ways and the wonder is that he could
get a stand off wi…
killed_by
accidental shotgun discharge— 1890-11-23
cited from J… (1890)eet,
and the teeth are in very good condition, giving
evidence of a person of some thirty years of
age. The other skulls are smaller, one giving
evidence of about the same age as that of the
man, while the other of a person of fifty or …
cited from From the Republican (1890)
From the Republican
Last Sunday afternoon at 5 p. m. as Thomas
Butcher and George Shaffer, his partner, were
returning from a hunt, the jolting of the buggy
they were riding in exploded shells in both
barrels of Shaffer’s shot-gun, which was re…
shooting accident with George Shaffer's shotgun
cited from Silver City Enterprise — 1888-1890 (full OCR, Internet Archive) — 1890-11-28 (1890)J. D. Lee, the former driver and supposed
owner of the Mogollon stage line, who skipped
so unceremoniously last week, owes almost
everyone in the country. He was a man of very
windy ways and the wonder is that he could
get a stand off wi…
lived_at
cited from The deceased was an Englishman and had… (1890)
s brains.
Death was necessarily instantaneous. A coro-
ner’s jury was summoned by Justice Veldez,
consisting of C. Stubenraugh, Geo. Rynerson, F.
Arnett, E. L. Elhvood, B. Davis and M. Cuniffe.
They rendered a verdict of accidental death in
acc…
married_to
no relation in this country
cited from The deceased was an Englishman and had… (1890)s brains.
Death was necessarily instantaneous. A coro-
ner’s jury was summoned by Justice Veldez,
consisting of C. Stubenraugh, Geo. Rynerson, F.
Arnett, E. L. Elhvood, B. Davis and M. Cuniffe.
They rendered a verdict of accidental death in
acc…
occupation
bricklayer
cited from The deceased was an Englishman and had… (1890)s brains.
Death was necessarily instantaneous. A coro-
ner’s jury was summoned by Justice Veldez,
consisting of C. Stubenraugh, Geo. Rynerson, F.
Arnett, E. L. Elhvood, B. Davis and M. Cuniffe.
They rendered a verdict of accidental death in
acc…
bricklayer
cited from Silver City Enterprise — 1888-1890 (full OCR, Internet Archive) — 1890-11-28 (1890) · +1 moreJ. D. Lee, the former driver and supposed
owner of the Mogollon stage line, who skipped
so unceremoniously last week, owes almost
everyone in the country. He was a man of very
windy ways and the wonder is that he could
get a stand off wi…
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From the Republican
1890 · newspaper · public-domain
Silver City Enterprise — 1888-1890 (full OCR, Internet Archive) — 1890-11-28
1890 · newspaper · public-domain
The deceased was an Englishman and had… ↗
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