submitted by Laura Martin |
CORONER'S INQUEST |
Inquest held at Fairfiled R.#2 on the 28th day of Sept, 1928
on the body of JOHN J. HEADLEY:
Name of Jury:
CHAS. E. HAEFELE
J.H. LAWRENCE
C.A. MERRITT
T.M. SCOTT
IDAH WILSON
BONNIE MERRITT
Witnesses | Residence | Occupation |
Pearl SIMMS | Fairfield | Housewife |
Geo. HEADLEY | Fairfield | Farmer |
Verdict of Jury:
"We the Jury sworn to inquire into the death of JOHN J. HEADLEY on
oath do find he came to his death by Angina Pectoris"
Description of Deceased:
Sex: Male
Height: 5'9"
Complexion: Dark
Color of Eyes: Blue
Color of Hair: Gray
Evidence at the Inquest of JOHN J. HEADLEY:
Pearl SIMMS, 21, Housewife; Fairfield R.R. (daughter):
"I was in the kitchen ironing, my niece came running in saying
Grandfather was laying in the yard dying. I run out to him and found
him just breathing, he has not been well for some time, had doctored with
Doctors HARLAN and HILLIARD. I don't know what had been said relative
to his condition, some folks in a car helped to carry him in."
Geo. HEADLEY, 28; Farmer; Fairfield R.R. #6 (son):
"Father had been to my house the first of the week and seemed better
than he had been in some time.
Father has been bothered with heart trouble for 3 or 4 years
that I know of."
Feb 3, 2003
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