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- ALBERT SISSON DIES OF RECENT INJURIES
Was Thrown from Wagon a Week Ago When Horses Ran Away, Fracturing Seven Ribs.
Penn Yan, May 1 - Albert Sisson, aged 42 years, died at the local hospital yesterday afternoon. Mr. Sisson was injured last Saturday when the team which he was driving to his home in the town of Jerusalem, ran away when he was near Wollowhurst on the Lake Road. Mr. Sisson was thrown from his wagon to the ground and the wheels passed over his body, fracturing seven ribs. Dr. Foster was called and had him taken to the Hatmaker Hospital. While his condition was considered serious, he was not thought to be fatally injured until Wednesday when he became worse. He is survived by his wife, three children, Edward, Kenneth, and Henry W., who live in Jerusalem; five brothers, George of Prattsburg; John and Benoni, both of Milo; Wesley of Penn Yan; and Fred of Guyanoga.
(Geneva Daily Times, Geneva, NY, Saturday, May 1, 1915)
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