Dicy Ream was a daughter of Calvin Ream of Bronaugh, Missouri. She and her father were killed Oct 10, 1904 when on a train trip to see the 1904 World's Fair at St. Louis. On the morning of Oct 10 the train on which they rode collided head on with a freight train 3 miles east of Warrensburg, Missouri. 29 people including her friend, Gertrude Loud, were also killed. The two girls are buried at Worsley Cemetery next to this beautiful stone.
Dicy Ream was a daughter of Calvin Ream of Bronaugh, Missouri. She and her father were killed Oct 10, 1904 when on a train trip to see the 1904 World's Fair at St. Louis. On the morning of Oct 10 the train on which they rode collided head on with a freight train 3 miles east of Warrensburg, Missouri. 29 people including her friend, Gertrude Loud, were also killed. The two girls are buried at Worsley Cemetery next to this beautiful stone.
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2 names on stone. Photo on stone. Dicy Ream and Gertrude Loud were cousins. Nellie Loud Ream was Dicy Ream's mother and Gertrude Loud's aunt.
