Thomas Nolan person
also known as: Tom Nolan, old Tom
Summary: The 'father of the camp' in Georgetown who died from a morphine overdose taken with suicidal intent.
Completeness: 65/100 Grade C
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Claims (7)
died_in
cited from Thomas Nolan, the “father of the camp,”… (1889) · +1 more
covered up. Trees were
rooted up, and in fact the soil was washed out
to bedrock in the track of the flood. It is quite
remarkable that several people were not
drowned.
From the October 11, 1889, Issue of The Enterprise
Tired Of Life
A …
fought_in
cited from On the forenoon of the 4th Mr… (1889)
poison Dr. B. became suspicious that
all was not right, and mentioned the subject
to John A. Deemer and other friends of the
deceased, who also were apprehensive that
Tom had suicidal intentions, he having made
a similar attempt once before,…
cited from On the forenoon of the 4th Mr… (1889)
poison Dr. B. became suspicious that
all was not right, and mentioned the subject
to John A. Deemer and other friends of the
deceased, who also were apprehensive that
Tom had suicidal intentions, he having made
a similar attempt once before,…
lived_at
cited from Thomas Nolan, the “father of the camp,”… (1889) · +1 more
covered up. Trees were
rooted up, and in fact the soil was washed out
to bedrock in the track of the flood. It is quite
remarkable that several people were not
drowned.
From the October 11, 1889, Issue of The Enterprise
Tired Of Life
A …
occupation
miner
cited from On the forenoon of the 4th Mr… (1889)poison Dr. B. became suspicious that
all was not right, and mentioned the subject
to John A. Deemer and other friends of the
deceased, who also were apprehensive that
Tom had suicidal intentions, he having made
a similar attempt once before,…
owned
nearly the whole place of Georgetown
cited from On the forenoon of the 4th Mr… (1889)poison Dr. B. became suspicious that
all was not right, and mentioned the subject
to John A. Deemer and other friends of the
deceased, who also were apprehensive that
Tom had suicidal intentions, he having made
a similar attempt once before,…
worked_for
United States army
cited from On the forenoon of the 4th Mr… (1889)poison Dr. B. became suspicious that
all was not right, and mentioned the subject
to John A. Deemer and other friends of the
deceased, who also were apprehensive that
Tom had suicidal intentions, he having made
a similar attempt once before,…
Sources (2)
On the forenoon of the 4th Mr… ↗
1889 · newspaper · public-domain · details
Thomas Nolan, the “father of the camp,”… ↗
1889 · newspaper · public-domain · details