Womack, William (1874)
Wm. Womack, aged about sixty years, and one of the oldest settlers in this county, died last Saturday from the effects of a broken limb.
St. Joseph Morning Herald, 12 Aug 1873, p. 4
Submitted by Monica Schirmer Eshelman
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