OBIT: Peter Lutrick, d. 1891, Jefferson Co., KY

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Transcribed by: BMWSalon1@aol.com
Date:  16 Apr 2002
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Courier Journal Louisville Thursday Morning April 2, 1891.     
Peter Lutrick, a carpenter, died last evening at 10 o'clock in Tom Sealley's Saloon, 1108 West Main street, 
where he had been carried in a dying condition. Coroner Miller was summoned and he found that apoplexy was 
the cause of death. Lutrick was returning to his home. Twelfth and Main streets. As he reached Eleventh, he 
staggered and fell. Several ran to his assistance and carried him into the saloon, where he died. a few 
minutes later. The remains were borne to the late home of the dead man. He was fifty years of age and had a 
family.



Contributed by Bernadette Wallace