Indiana County PA Archives Obituaries.....Hunter, William December 26, 1909
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Indiana County Gazette  1/5/1910
William Hunter    Indiana County Gazette  1/5/1910
 
The remains of William Hunter, a P. R. R. freight brakeman and a well-known
resident of Cresson, who died at an Altoona hospital Sunday, Dec. 26, were 
removed to Patton, where interment took place Wednesday. Mr Hunter died of 
internal injuries received while on duty. He was passing from one box car to 
another, when the snow on the roof caused him to slip. His stomach struck the 
running board and his intestines were ruptured. At the Altoona hospital, where 
he was taken for treatment, an operation was performed in the hope of saving 
his life.  The deceased was 36 years of age, and is survived by his widow, two 
sons and the following brothers and sisters: John, Hugh, George and Jacob 
Hunter, of Clymer; James Hunter, of Spangler; Edward Hunter, postmaster at
Patton, and Anna and Agnes Hunter, of Clymer. He was a member of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Trainmen and the Pennsylvania Relief Association.


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