Shelby News Oct. 16, 1919
Frank Jamison, the eleven-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Jamison, died yesterday morning at the family home near Waddy of blood poisoning. On October 5th while at play the little fellow jumped from a tree and landed on a piece of barbed wire, which pierced his foot. The following day his condition became serious and he suffered greatly until the end came.
While a small child tuberculosis of the hip developed and left him a cripple. The family recently moved to Waddy from Lawrenceburg. The burial will take place at Clayvillage.
Frank Jamison, the eleven-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Jamison, died yesterday morning at the family home near Waddy of blood poisoning. On October 5th while at play the little fellow jumped from a tree and landed on a piece of barbed wire, which pierced his foot. The following day his condition became serious and he suffered greatly until the end came.
While a small child tuberculosis of the hip developed and left him a cripple. The family recently moved to Waddy from Lawrenceburg. The burial will take place at Clayvillage.
Shelby News Oct. 16, 1919
Frank Jamison, the eleven-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Jamison, died yesterday morning at the family home near Waddy of blood poisoning. On October 5th while at play the little fellow jumped from a tree and landed on a piece of barbed wire, which pierced his foot. The following day his condition became serious and he suffered greatly until the end came.
While a small child tuberculosis of the hip developed and left him a cripple. The family recently moved to Waddy from Lawrenceburg. The burial will take place at Clayvillage.
Frank Jamison, the eleven-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Jamison, died yesterday morning at the family home near Waddy of blood poisoning. On October 5th while at play the little fellow jumped from a tree and landed on a piece of barbed wire, which pierced his foot. The following day his condition became serious and he suffered greatly until the end came.
While a small child tuberculosis of the hip developed and left him a cripple. The family recently moved to Waddy from Lawrenceburg. The burial will take place at Clayvillage.
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