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Hazel, Henry Dallas 1845 - 1898

HAZEL

Posted By: Joy Moore (email)
Date: 11/11/2020 at 12:16:18

Iowa Plain Dealer September 6, 1898, FP, C7

Death at Burr Oak!
Yesterday afternoon while threshing at Ole Eggen’s near Burr Oak, H. D. Hazel attempted to jump from a high stack to a lower one when the straw slipped under him and he fell on his neck and shoulders, injuring his spine so that he died about an hour later. Mr. Hazel is one of the old settlers of Burr Oak and was quite widely known. He was in his forty- fourth year.—Decorah Republican.

Transcriber’s Note: Burr Oak Cemetery records indicate his name was Henry Dallas Hazel and was born August 27, 1845 and died August 30, 1898.

Source: Decorah Republican Sept. 1, 1898 P 4 C 1

Deaths at Burr Oak.
Yesterday afternoon while threshing at Ole Eggen’s near Burr Oak, H. D. Hazel attempted to jump from a high stack to a lower one when the straw slipped under him and he fell on his neck and shoulders, injuring his spine so that he died about an hour later. Mr. Hazel is one of the old residents of Burr Oak and was quite widely known. He was in his fifty-fourth year. The funeral services are being held to-day.

Source: Decorah Republican Sept. 8, 1898 P 1 C 6

The people were shocked to learn of the sudden death of Dal. Hazle{sic} by a fall while threshing at a neighbor's last Wednesday, Aug. 31st, The funeral services were held from the Adventist church Friday at 2 p. m,. Rev. J. Hilburn officiating, their pastor, Rev. J. Ridley, being absent. The deceased was nearly 54 years of age and leaves a wife and two sons to mourn his loss. Mr. Hazel was a good man and respected by all who knew him.

Source: Decorah Republican Sept. 8, 1898 P 8 C 4

A sad accident happened in our vicinity the other day. H. D. Hazel went to thresh over at Mr. Eggen’s and while climbing on a stack it was first thought he slipped and struck against the seperator and fracturing the spinal cord, but is now thought it was a paralytic stroke, as he did not try to help himself. We extend our sincerest sympathy to the friends and relations in their sad bereavement.

Burr Oak Cemetery
 

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