This is copy of the list of the dead from the Atlanta Constitution, Atlanta, Georgia, 9/25/1904 LIST OF THE DEAD ICTIMS WHO HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED RALPH MOUNTCASTLE. OFKNOXVILLE, TENN W.A.GALBRAITH. OF KNOXVILLE. MRS.W.A.GALBRAITH. OFKNOXVILLE MONROE ASHMORE, AGED 19. OFKNOXVILLE. JOHN BLACK. WHITE PINE,TENN. JAMES KING. OF KNOXVILLE. TWO CHILDREN OFJAMES KING.OF KNOXVILLE. WILLIAM KANE, OFKNOXVILLE ENGINEER OFTHEWESTBOUND TRAIN, RICHARD PARROT OFKNOXVILLE ENGINEER OF THE EASTBOUND TRAIN, JAMES MILLS (COLORED) OF NEW MARKET. TENN. ROSCOE KING OF NEWMARKET. TENN. E G.EARNEST OFJOHNSON CITY,TENN. G.W.BROWN OF DANDRIDGE, TENN. R,B,GODWIN OFJEFFERSON CITY. TENN. J. D.BIRD OFJEFFERSON CITY, TENN. M.JONES.SON OFJAMES JONES Of SOUTH KNOXVILLE. MRS.R. B.WEST OFGRAINGER COUNTY. TENN. MRS.J. B. GASS Of DANDRIDGE. TENN. MISS GASS,DAUGHTER OF J. B.GASS, EIGHT ITALIAN IMMIGRANTS, NAMES UNKNOWN. JOHN T. CONNER OF KNOXVILLE NIGHT FOREMAN AT LONSDALE ROUND HOUSE MRS .JOHN P. CONNER OFKNOXVILLE CLAYTON M. HEISKELL OF CINCINNATI. MRS.MARY PHELPS. RESIDENCE UNKNOWN, J. H.STEVENS OF DANDRIDGE, TENN. ONE MAN WAS FOUND WITH AN ENVELOPE IN HIS POCKET BEARING THE NAME OF J. W. DALY, GREENSBU'RG. IND. MISS NANNIE MURRAY OF NEWPORT. TENN. MRS.,W. 0, HADDIN OFKNOXVILLE AND A DAUGHTER OF MRS.GASS. Ww M. BREWER OF KNOXVILLE. MISS ETHEL SHIPP. J. M.ADKINS OFJELLICO, TENN. JOHN MOLYNEUX. GLENMARY, TENN. REV. ISAAC EMORY. KNOXVILLE, TENN. REV. J. P. KING. NEWPORT. TENN. DR.D.A, FOX.NASHVILLE TENN. MRS.C.A.RUSSELL AND TWO CHILDREN, AGED 7 AND 5. KNOXVILLE IDENTIFIED AT MIDNIGHT. J. J. DANIEL TAMPICO. TENN. D. S. FOX, BIRMINGHAM, ALA. MISS HAYLOW. OF BIRMINGHAM. MRS.KINSELL OF KNOXVILLE. MRS. McEWEN OF KNOXVILLE. JOHN BLACK. OF WHITE PINE.TENN. JULIA W.HADDOX, OF DANDRIDGE. TENN.

Thanks for the list of people on the train who were identified as of the time of the notice in the paper. George W. Brown's body, according to oral family history was not identified for almost several days could have even been two weeks... The children of Mr. Brown were with older married family members and no one knew where their father had gone. Their mother Nancy Jane DOSSETT had died and their father was on the way to get supplies for a new house he was building for the family. Nancy Jane was the daughter of Hendersen DOSSETT and Lucy HOPE.