Chester County PA Archives Obituaries.....Fanning, Nicholas June 15, 1917
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Daily Local News, June 16, 1917

Nicholas Fanning
At the Chester county Hospital yesterday, Nicholas fanning, aged forty-three 
years, died from a peculiar trouble.  He had been working in the great junk 
yard at Modena, where a strong acid is used in cutting the iron and steel 
beams into sizes, which can be handled in the furnaces.  A little of this acid 
was by accident splashed upon hi ear and it immediately ate its way through 
the flesh and bone of the head, causing his death in about two days.  

He was forth-three years old and attended St. Cecelia’s Catholic Church, 
Coatesville. At Mortonville live his widow and their six children.  The 
father, Edward Fanning, two brothers and a sister live on West Washington 
Street, this borough.

Ibid:
DIED- FANNING- In Chester County Hospital, Nicholas Fanning of Mortonville, in 
the 43rd year of his age.


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