On Feb. 4, 1916, Mr. Robert Arthur Carmackel (sic), aged 33 years and Mr. James Sanders, 20 years, who were in the employ of Mr. M. Sanders, who is operating a little saw mill near Hermitage, were killed instantly. They were night watching and firing kilns of lumber, when a stack of green lumber gave way catching both men under it. We conducted the burial services of Mr. Carmackel at the Holly Springs cemetery near the town of Hermitage. Mr. Carmackel leaves a wife and four little children in very dependent circumstances. Many people attended the burial and shared in the sorrow that the widowed wife and her children are undergoing. May God bless these bereaved ones. The body of Mr. Sanders was taken to Warren on the early train where his parents live. He was a nephew of the operator of the mill. We extend our love and sympathy to those bereaved and pray God's blessings on them. By: J. C. Williams Arkansas Methodist Newspaper March 2, 1916 page 15 col 1 On Sun, 26 Nov 2000 10:31:27 TamLSull wrote: >Yes, he was was married to Augusta Sullivan. I actually have him named >Arthur. >He died in an accident at a lumber yard. I believe a stack of lumber fell on >him, but that's me trying to remember! > > Tammy Sullivan > > Join 18 million Eudora users by signing up for a free Eudora Web-Mail account at http://www.eudoramail.com