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Policeman James T. Harvey

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Policeman James T. Harvey

12 January 1873 - Policeman JAMES T. HARVEY - The death to another policeman from smallpox James T. Harvey, another member of the Western district police force, died at his residence 415 Lexington St. at about 11 ½ o’clock on Sunday night 12 January 1873 from smallpox, contracted while in the discharge of his duty. He was in the 28th year of his age and leaves a wife, but no children. He was regarded as a faithful conservatory of the peace. The remains were buried yesterday January 13, 1873 afternoon in the Western Cemetery. (*2)


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NameDescription
End of Watch 12 January 1873
City, St. 415 Lexington St.
Panel Number N/A
Cause of Death LOD Illness
District Worked Western
 
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