We have located images of most of the death certificates for the victims of the 1917 Shepherdsville train wreck. All 49 victims are listed below. Those for whom death certificate images are available will be linked to those images. You will need to return from the image page to this page to continue.
1. Eugene A. Bertello
2. Joshua Bethel Bowles
3. Hollis Bridges
4. Josie Bridges
5. Malhon S. Campbell
6. Carrie B. Cherry
7. Redford Columbus Cherry
8. William Redford Cherry
(aka Redford C. Cherry Jr.)
9. Raymond Thomas Craven
10. George C. Duke
11. Virginia Frances Duke
12. Lawrence C. Greenwell
13. Henry Z. Hardaway
14. Mattie E. Harmon
15. Joseph Raul Hurst
16. Mrs. Joseph (Louisa B.) Hurst
17. Kate Ice
18. W. C. Johnson
19. Silas "Sil" C. Lawrence
20. David Maraman
21. Emily Haycraft Mashburn
22. Elizabeth D. McElroy
23. Amelia Sue Miller
24. Lillian Miller
25. Mable Brown Miller
26. W. Mack Miller
27. Garnette McKay Moore
28. Luca Moore
29. James Hartwell Morrison
30. Cora Mae Shadburne Muir
31. George Shadburne Muir
32. Nathaniel Wickliffe Muir
33. Frank L. Nunn
34. Stella B. Nutt
35. Forrest L. Overall
36. Maggie Mae Overall
37. David M. Phillips
38. John Phillips
39. Mrs. John T. (Bettie) Phillips
40. Alice May Pulliam
41. Emory B. Samuels
42. Thomas William Schaefer
43. Carrie May Simmons
44. Mary Alethaire Simms
45. Thomas Spaulding
46. James W. Stansbury
47. Benjamin Talbott
48. James Thompson
49. N. H. Thompson
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