Logan T. Lloyd
Clarke County man of 20, lately a year in the Army's engineering branch, who died in March 1922 at the Winchester Memorial Hospital after a motorcycle accident.
What the sources support
The Clarke Courier of March 16, 1922 reports that Logan T. Lloyd, son of Letcher Lloyd of Clarke County, who suffered a fractured skull when thrown from his motorcycle to the hard turnpike, died at the Winchester Memorial Hospital the Monday morning before when meningitis set in after he had shown signs of recovery. It says he was 20, had recently completed a year's service in the engineering branch of the U. S. Army, and afterward lived with his parents.
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The Clarke Courier of March 16, 1922 reports that Logan T. Lloyd, son of Letcher Lloyd of Clarke County, who suffered a fractured skull when thrown from his motorcycle to the hard turnpike, died at the Winchester Memorial Hospital the Monday morning before when meningitis set in after he had shown signs of recovery. It says he was 20, had recently completed a year's service in the engineering branch of the U. S. Army, and afterward lived with his parents.
What the source supports
That Logan T. Lloyd, 20, died at the Winchester Memorial Hospital after a motorcycle accident, as reported on March 16, 1922.
Uncertainty
Read from uncorrected OCR, not from the page image. The item does not date the accident, and the headline and body differ on his branch of service ("artillery," "engineering branch"). It dates the death only as "last Monday morning." He is not linked to Linton Earl Lloyd or any other Lloyd.
Source
Evidence role: supports. The March 16, 1922 obituary of Logan T. Lloyd.
Clarke Courier, Berryville, Va., March 16, 1922
Clarke Courier · 1922-03-16 (publication)
Locator: Page 3, obituary "Meningitis Sets In; Logan T. Lloyd"
Relevant passageMr. Logan T. Lloyd, son of Mr. Letcher Lloyd of Clarke county, who suffered a fractured skull when thrown from his motorcycle to the Hard turnpike died in the Winchester Memorial Hospital last Monday morning, meningitis set in after he had shown signs of recovery and caused his death, Mr. Lloyd was 20 years old. He had recently completed a year’s service in the engineer- j ing branch in the U.S. Army ... After leaving the army he made his home with his parents in the county.
Checked: Existing OCR reviewed. Original image not independently inspected.
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