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SOURCE: The Wayland Globe
        September 10, 1910
        
        William Kennicott,of Hooper, aged 50 years, at one 
        time a resident of this township, was killed on the
        G.R.&I. railroad track just south of Shelbyville last
        Friday evening. Mr. Kennicott leaves a wife and eight
        children and a mother living near the scene of the 
        accident. The body was so mutilated and cut that 
        identification was rendered very difficult. The manner
        in which he was killed and the exact time has not been 
        fully established. He went to Plainwell Friday forenoon 
        and put his horse in the Lawence House barn and said he 
        intended to go to Kalamazoo on the noon train and it is 
        believed he did so. Nothing more was known of him until 
        his death was reported as above stated. Whether he was 
        on foot or with his horse and buggy we are not informed.
        
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