Mansfield Ohio 1893

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the type of Residence that may be worth Finding & Searching .
Even IF he kept all his money in the Bank. and never squirreled away
any mad money in the yard, if he had one, he may have had events on his property.
Plus he had 3 or 4 Kids
 

"dissipating" ? (Lover, Illness , Hookers, Bar rooms ? all come to mind) Could have Become an Alcoholic Or Maybe even
Robbery or Suicide.
 

News Journal​

Sun, Jun 26, 1977 ·Page 41
May be the Property
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Too many James Dickson's in Ohio
 

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the type of Residence that may be worth Finding & Searching .
Even IF he kept all his money in the Bank. and never squirreled away
any mad money in the yard, if he had one, he may have had events on his property.
Plus he had 3 or 4 Kids
If you can find the property and If it's not posted or you can get permission
let us know !!
 

if you mean me 'T' not my neck of the woods.
who ever wants to go for it :coffee2: go for it :icon_thumright:
 

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Love the story Jeff. ones like these can be a money ticket.

His death coincided The Panic of 1893 was a financial crisis and economic depression in the United States that lasted for several years:

The panic was triggered by the failure of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad and the National Cordage Company, two of the country's largest employers. Other factors included an economic bubble created by the railroads, a decline in the value of silver and gold, and falling crop prices.

The panic caused a steep decline in the value of crops, a rise in unemployment, and the failure of banks and businesses. The effects were felt across the country, but were especially hard on the West and Utah.

It was in this time period people was pulling money out banks and hoarding money. Many people across America died never reveal their caches between 1893 to 1897 and also many years later.

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