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# Helen L Smith says grandmother Walker ran a needle in her knee and died of blood poisoning in 1905 in Roll. | # Helen L Smith says grandmother Walker ran a needle in her knee and died of blood poisoning in 1905 in Roll. | ||
# Burial: Silent Home | # Burial: Silent Home | ||
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| + | ''Cheyenne Star'', December 14, 1905: Mrs. John Walker is suffering from the effects of piercing a darning needle into her knee. [Marie Hayden said that her mother bent down on her knee on a homemade rag rug and had left a needle in the rug and they didn't have modern medicines. She suffered blood poisoning and died from this.]<ref>[[Linda Joyce Graham|Linda Linn]]</ref> | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
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| Sarah ("Sadie") Elizabeth Woodruff | |
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| Born |
September 27, 1855[1] Mahoning County, Ohio, USA[2] |
| Died |
February 3, 1906 (aged 50)[3] Cheyenne, Oklahoma[4] |
| Resting place | Lot 18, Silent Home Cemetery, Roger Mills County, Oklahoma[5] |
| Spouse | John Samual Walker (m. 1873), Hudson, Trumbull County, Ohio[6] |
| Children |
Sherman Lloyd Walker (1873-1931) Hannah Elizabeth ("Libbie") Walker (1875-1959) John Samuel Walker (1876-1943) Elma/Elmer Walker (November 25, 1881 - ) Child Walker (1878-1878) Harriet J ("Hattie") Walker (1879-1968) |
| Parents |
William Woodruff (October 1822 - April 16, 1903) Hannah Morris (February 02, 1831 - January 13, 1862)[7] |
Source: "John Samual Walker Jan 1850.rtf" emailed by Kathy LaPella on Nov 15, 2010
From Jim Opfell:
- Sarah was 26 in 1880 b OH NJ OH
- Helen L Smith says grandmother Walker ran a needle in her knee and died of blood poisoning in 1905 in Roll.
- Burial: Silent Home
Death
Cheyenne Star, December 14, 1905: Mrs. John Walker is suffering from the effects of piercing a darning needle into her knee. [Marie Hayden said that her mother bent down on her knee on a homemade rag rug and had left a needle in the rug and they didn't have modern medicines. She suffered blood poisoning and died from this.][8]