Alfred "Al" Campbell was born February 16, 1861, in Wisconsin, the youngest of four known children born to James Lower Campbell and his second wife Miranda Wright.
Al is not known to have married.
Al died February 14, 1917, in Mulvane, Sumner County, Kansas. The Wellington Daily News, 15 Feb 1917, page 1
Victim of Poisoning
Al Campbell, a Santa Fe employee died from poisoning, supposedly contracted while working on a Santa Fe line in Oklahoma, in the Santa Fe hospital at Mulvane yesterday. The boy will be taken to the deceased's home in Dalton. Burial will be made Friday afternoon in Jordan cemetery.
The Monitor-Press 21 Feb 1917, page 5:
We spoke of Al Campbell leaving to work in Oklahoma on the bridge gang and now we are sorry to report his funeral last Friday. He tore his hand on a nail a couple of weeks ago and gave it very little attention and blood poison set in and before anyone here knew of it he was a corpse in the Santa Fe hospital at Mulvane. The funeral was well attended and he was laid to rest beside his mother, died a few months ago. Interment was made in the Jordan cemetery.
Al is not known to have married.
Al died February 14, 1917, in Mulvane, Sumner County, Kansas. The Wellington Daily News, 15 Feb 1917, page 1
Victim of Poisoning
Al Campbell, a Santa Fe employee died from poisoning, supposedly contracted while working on a Santa Fe line in Oklahoma, in the Santa Fe hospital at Mulvane yesterday. The boy will be taken to the deceased's home in Dalton. Burial will be made Friday afternoon in Jordan cemetery.
The Monitor-Press 21 Feb 1917, page 5:
We spoke of Al Campbell leaving to work in Oklahoma on the bridge gang and now we are sorry to report his funeral last Friday. He tore his hand on a nail a couple of weeks ago and gave it very little attention and blood poison set in and before anyone here knew of it he was a corpse in the Santa Fe hospital at Mulvane. The funeral was well attended and he was laid to rest beside his mother, died a few months ago. Interment was made in the Jordan cemetery.
Alfred "Al" Campbell was born February 16, 1861, in Wisconsin, the youngest of four known children born to James Lower Campbell and his second wife Miranda Wright.
Al is not known to have married.
Al died February 14, 1917, in Mulvane, Sumner County, Kansas. The Wellington Daily News, 15 Feb 1917, page 1
Victim of Poisoning
Al Campbell, a Santa Fe employee died from poisoning, supposedly contracted while working on a Santa Fe line in Oklahoma, in the Santa Fe hospital at Mulvane yesterday. The boy will be taken to the deceased's home in Dalton. Burial will be made Friday afternoon in Jordan cemetery.
The Monitor-Press 21 Feb 1917, page 5:
We spoke of Al Campbell leaving to work in Oklahoma on the bridge gang and now we are sorry to report his funeral last Friday. He tore his hand on a nail a couple of weeks ago and gave it very little attention and blood poison set in and before anyone here knew of it he was a corpse in the Santa Fe hospital at Mulvane. The funeral was well attended and he was laid to rest beside his mother, died a few months ago. Interment was made in the Jordan cemetery.
Al is not known to have married.
Al died February 14, 1917, in Mulvane, Sumner County, Kansas. The Wellington Daily News, 15 Feb 1917, page 1
Victim of Poisoning
Al Campbell, a Santa Fe employee died from poisoning, supposedly contracted while working on a Santa Fe line in Oklahoma, in the Santa Fe hospital at Mulvane yesterday. The boy will be taken to the deceased's home in Dalton. Burial will be made Friday afternoon in Jordan cemetery.
The Monitor-Press 21 Feb 1917, page 5:
We spoke of Al Campbell leaving to work in Oklahoma on the bridge gang and now we are sorry to report his funeral last Friday. He tore his hand on a nail a couple of weeks ago and gave it very little attention and blood poison set in and before anyone here knew of it he was a corpse in the Santa Fe hospital at Mulvane. The funeral was well attended and he was laid to rest beside his mother, died a few months ago. Interment was made in the Jordan cemetery.
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