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In 1880 Tusc. Co. census, Tobias is 47, a farmer, married to Mary A., age 35. Children at home were
Charles A.-7
At the time of Sarah Kuhn Keener's death 8/18/1929, Charles was living in Parral.
According to Kathleen Keener Jackson, Charles was a miner and was killed when the mine caved in on him.
According to Tusc. Co. Death records, he was killed in a rock and coal slip at the Wallick Mine, Sugarcreek Rd.
Newspaper articles and obit are in Genealogy notebook
Charles Kuhn Died 21 Oct 1937 at the age of 63 (Source: The Daily Times)
Obituary published: The Daily Times, New Philadelphia, OH 21 Oct 1937
OBIT:PROMINENT COAL MINER DIES UNDER ROCK-BODY CAN'T BE RELEASED FOR 2 HOURS-Second Rock Fall Menaces Worker-HEAD IS CRUSHED-Victim's Brother Worked Nearby Charles Kuhn, 63, lifelong resident of Tuscarawas county and prominent coal miner, was instantly killed at 9 A.M. today when he was crushed by a fall of rock in the truck mine operated by Clyde Wallick, Columbia Vicinity, in Dover township, four miles west of Dover off the Sugarcreek road. (here I have edited out much of the article) Mr. Kuhn, in addition to working as a pick miner, was watchman at the mine and for the past three years had lived alone in a small shack near the mouth of the mine. Mr. Kuhn was born at Black Band Stonecreek road and was a son of the late Tobias and Mary Wenger Kuhn. He resided in that vicinity most of his life but at one time had resided in this city. Mr. Kuhn's body was removed to the Toland Funeral Home in Dover. Surviving are two brothers, George Kuhn, Dover, and former Safety Director, Clarence Kuhn, Dennison. His brother, George E. Kuhn, 66, died last July 29 at his home at 1011 Maple Ave. NW this city. Mr. Kuhn was confirmed in Jerusalem Reformed church in Stonecreek Valley. He spent the greater part of his life in Stonecreek Valley
