Caspar Brikle

- 1878

• Name	Caspar Brikle  [1]
  Gender	Male
  Occupation	1877 - 1878	Cleveland, Oswego, New York   [1]
  	Barber
  	Caspar Birkle, who for a long time was employed at the barber shop of George Oswald, in this village, and who after going into business at Cleveland, N.Y., found it necessary about a year ago, after a great deal of suffering, to have his left leg amputated, is now confined in the St. Elizabeth Hospital at Utica, with another swelling in his left thigh. He is a great sufferer, and it is feared little can be done toward bettering his condition, though he receives every necessary care. He is a young man of integrity, and has many friends in Oneida and Cleveland, who will learn with regret of present condition. [1]
  Died	19 Oct 1878  [2]
  	After many months of great suffering, Caspar Birkle died last Saturday. Poor boy, his young life was full of sad affliction, from which death was a happy release; yet a feeling of pain pervades many hearts over his untimely fate. [2]
  Person ID	I2955	CHS Genealogy
  Last Modified	14 Oct 2017

  
  

• Sources

  [S11] Cleveland Lakeside Press (Reliability: 1), 10 Aug 1878. [S11] Cleveland Lakeside Press (Reliability: 1), 26 Oct 1878.