180. HINDMAN – John Richard – November 21, 1928 – May
12, 1937
HUNTSVILLE TIMES
Thursday, May 18, 1937
Boy’s Injury Proves
Fatal
Kicked In Stomach By
Another, John Hindman Dies
Kicked in the stomach during a scuffle at a ball game last Thursday afternoon, John Richard HINDMAN, eight-year-old pupil of Vann School, died at his home near Owens Cross Roads yesterday.
Internal injuries, caused by the blow in his stomach, resulted in his death.
He was kicked, by 14-year-old Sammy ADAMS, also a pupil
of the school. The two were in a ball
game on the school grounds. No charges
had been placed against the Adams youth today, but it was understood that the
parents of the dead boy, Mr. and Mrs. John E. HINDMAN intended to take some
action.
Besides his parents, the youth is survived by two
brothers, James David HINDMAN and Walter Ellis HINDMAN, both at home; two
sisters, Neoma Ruth HINDMAN and Bobbie Ann HINDMAN, also at home, grandparents,
Mrs. Annie HINDMAN of Owens Cross Roads and E. B. HINDMAN of Nashville; four
aunts, Mrs. Burt WRIGHT, Guntersville, Mrs. Claude WRIGHT, Owens Cross Roads,
Mrs. Richard BIRD, Meridianville, and Miss Eula HINDMAN, at home; two uncles,
Jesse HINDMAN and Charley HINDMAN of Owens Cross Roads.