son of Elijah & Rebecca (Washburn) Jett
M. Mary B.
children: William Lloyd Jett, Llewellyn Jett,Allen Thomas Jett, Charles R. Jett, Edna May Jett, Henry H. Jett, John Earl Jett
(The StClair Co.database)
John T. Jett, a farmer living on the Judge Walker farm a mile east of Lowry City was killed almost instantly. He was standing near the summer kitchen as he watched the movement of the storm. A sudden gust of wind blew the summer kitchen to pieces and the unfortunate man was hit in the head and neck by flying debris.
(Submitted by Find A Grave contributor Douglas Pyeatt
11 Jul 2011)
M. Mary B.
children: William Lloyd Jett, Llewellyn Jett,Allen Thomas Jett, Charles R. Jett, Edna May Jett, Henry H. Jett, John Earl Jett
(The StClair Co.database)
John T. Jett, a farmer living on the Judge Walker farm a mile east of Lowry City was killed almost instantly. He was standing near the summer kitchen as he watched the movement of the storm. A sudden gust of wind blew the summer kitchen to pieces and the unfortunate man was hit in the head and neck by flying debris.
(Submitted by Find A Grave contributor Douglas Pyeatt
11 Jul 2011)
son of Elijah & Rebecca (Washburn) Jett
M. Mary B.
children: William Lloyd Jett, Llewellyn Jett,Allen Thomas Jett, Charles R. Jett, Edna May Jett, Henry H. Jett, John Earl Jett
(The StClair Co.database)
John T. Jett, a farmer living on the Judge Walker farm a mile east of Lowry City was killed almost instantly. He was standing near the summer kitchen as he watched the movement of the storm. A sudden gust of wind blew the summer kitchen to pieces and the unfortunate man was hit in the head and neck by flying debris.
(Submitted by Find A Grave contributor Douglas Pyeatt
11 Jul 2011)
M. Mary B.
children: William Lloyd Jett, Llewellyn Jett,Allen Thomas Jett, Charles R. Jett, Edna May Jett, Henry H. Jett, John Earl Jett
(The StClair Co.database)
John T. Jett, a farmer living on the Judge Walker farm a mile east of Lowry City was killed almost instantly. He was standing near the summer kitchen as he watched the movement of the storm. A sudden gust of wind blew the summer kitchen to pieces and the unfortunate man was hit in the head and neck by flying debris.
(Submitted by Find A Grave contributor Douglas Pyeatt
11 Jul 2011)
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