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Russell Crow

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Russell Crow
Russell Crow was last seen leaving home (Arkansas) in 1915 with a jug of whiskey. His remains and those of his older brother, Brandt, were found near the railroad tracks, in pieces. Sad end for a boy

Admin Update 8/27/2020:
A few moments after sharing this photo Cheryl found the following 1915 article which we believe documents the death of the Crow Brothers. Please note his name was Richard and not Russell. Newspaper Article about the Crow Brothers death by train
Date & Place: in Arkansas United States
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Russell Crow (shown here with his two dogs) and his older brother Brandt left their home in Arkansas with a jug of whiskey in 1915 and were never seen alive again. Their remains were found scattered around a railroad track. We can only assume that they drank a little heavily and fell asleep on the tracks before being killed by a train.
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08/27/2020
How terribly sad.
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A Brant Crow
A. B. Crow died with his brother Richard Crow on July 10th 1915 right outside Knobel Arkansas when a train struck and killed them both.
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Richard Crow
Richard Crow died with his brother A. B. (Brant) Crow on July 19th 1915 when a train struck and killed them. An article reads: Killed by Train. Fragments of flesh and bones representing less than half of the bodies of A.B. (Brant) Crow, aged 32, and his young brother Richard Crow, 17, who resided at Sellmeyer spur, on the Helena branch railroad, 4 miles south of Knobel, were found scattered for a great distance along the railroad track from a point about 2 miles south of Knobel where northbound passenger train No. 10 struck the unfortunates just before midnight last Saturday. Small parts of their bodies were found on the locomotive after that train arrived at Poplar Bluff Sunday morning. All that could be gathered of their remains, collected by friends and citizens, and placed in a small box, was brought to Knobel Sunday morning where Esq. C. B. Cox, acting coroner, empanelled a jury and held an inquest, whose verdict accorded with these statements. The Crow brothers were last seen alive as they left Knobel for their home Saturday evening about 7 o' clock with a jug of whiskey. The elder Crow leaves a widow and three children. The young men were sons of Parson Crow, a Baptist minister.
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