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Angeline Brown (search for this): article 16
Frozen to death. --Angeline Brown, of Wendhall, Massachusetts, started across lots to a neighbor's house, one mile distant, to be absent several days, on the 21st ult. On the 24th she was found, frozen to death, about twenty rods from the house she had left. It is supposed, from her tracks in the snow, that she turned back on account of the cold, and perished before she could reach shelter.
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Frozen to death. --Angeline Brown, of Wendhall, Massachusetts, started across lots to a neighbor's house, one mile distant, to be absent several days, on the 21st ult. On the 24th she was found, frozen to death, about twenty rods from the house she had left. It is supposed, from her tracks in the snow, that she turned back on account of the cold, and perished before she could reach shelter.
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Frozen to death. --Angeline Brown, of Wendhall, Massachusetts, started across lots to a neighbor's house, one mile distant, to be absent several days, on the 21st ult. On the 24th she was found, frozen to death, about twenty rods from the house she had left. It is supposed, from her tracks in the snow, that she turned back on account of the cold, and perished before she could reach shelter.