Charles Green Source: Times Union, Jacksonville, Florida and the 1900 Census. Information taken from indexed cards at the East Stake Family History Center, Jacksonville, Florida
Charles Green of Macon, Georgia was engineer on the train that was derailed near Marshallville, Georgia, he died on July 16, 1906. He was 40 years-old. He was survived by his wife, Sarah J. Green.
Charles Green of Macon, Georgia was engineer on the train that was derailed near Marshallville, Georgia, he died on July 16, 1906. He was 40 years-old. He was survived by his wife, Sarah J. Green.
Charles Green Source: Times Union, Jacksonville, Florida and the 1900 Census. Information taken from indexed cards at the East Stake Family History Center, Jacksonville, Florida
Charles Green of Macon, Georgia was engineer on the train that was derailed near Marshallville, Georgia, he died on July 16, 1906. He was 40 years-old. He was survived by his wife, Sarah J. Green.
Charles Green of Macon, Georgia was engineer on the train that was derailed near Marshallville, Georgia, he died on July 16, 1906. He was 40 years-old. He was survived by his wife, Sarah J. Green.
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