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Kirk, Charles

KIRK, HEATON

Posted By: Doris Challis (email)
Date: 12/10/2003 at 20:06:45

The Lockridge Herald
Dec. 17, 1909
Page 1, col. 2.

NOVEMBER HISTORY, by H. Heaton.
Charles Kirk died at Lockridge on the 14th, one of the cruellest and most deplorable deaths in the history of the county, being burned to death by the bursting of a gasoline lamp in his hands. Mr. Kirk was a grandson of Mr. Joseph Kirk, one of the four remaining pioneers of the first year's settlement of the county, and great-grandson of Alexander Kirk, who served as auctioneer in selling the lots of the original plat of Fairfield.

Transcribed by Doris Challis from Jefferson County Records, Vol. 6. Not related to the subject


 

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