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Jackson Daily Citizen
Saturday, 2 July, 1870

         On Friday last, HENRY LAMPSON, a young man employed in a
       steam mill at Grand Ledge, was fatally wounded by a revolving
       drum flying to pieces, a large piece striking him with great
       force, breaking both limbs above the knee, and one in two
       places. A physician was immediately summoned and chloroform
       administered, from the effects of which he soon sank into a
       lethargic slumber, never to be aroused, and died the same
       day. This was MR. LAMPSON'S last son, of a family of three
       or four. The others were also killed accidentally.
       
       (Transcriber's Note: The 1870 Census Mortality Schedule states
        that he died in May.)
        
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