Benjamin and Amy got married in 1901. They had 2 children: Mabel Helen and Edward Arndt.
Benjamin, at first, was a Farmer. This occupation was a short one. He decided to turn to the Mason's Trade. Benjamin operated his business from 600 Fairview Street in Riverside, New Jersey. He specialized in plastering and stone work during the construction boom in Riverside.
The following obituary for Benjaming was published in the Mount Holly Herald on August 9, 1929.
BENJAMIN ARNDT -- aged 50, committed suicide in his home at 540 Fairview Street, Riverside, New Jersey, by inhaling natural gas. His body was discovered by his son Edward. Benjamin was a prominent contractor and builder in the Riverside area. His brother George committed suicide about 12 years ago.
Benjamin, at first, was a Farmer. This occupation was a short one. He decided to turn to the Mason's Trade. Benjamin operated his business from 600 Fairview Street in Riverside, New Jersey. He specialized in plastering and stone work during the construction boom in Riverside.
The following obituary for Benjaming was published in the Mount Holly Herald on August 9, 1929.
BENJAMIN ARNDT -- aged 50, committed suicide in his home at 540 Fairview Street, Riverside, New Jersey, by inhaling natural gas. His body was discovered by his son Edward. Benjamin was a prominent contractor and builder in the Riverside area. His brother George committed suicide about 12 years ago.
Benjamin and Amy got married in 1901. They had 2 children: Mabel Helen and Edward Arndt.
Benjamin, at first, was a Farmer. This occupation was a short one. He decided to turn to the Mason's Trade. Benjamin operated his business from 600 Fairview Street in Riverside, New Jersey. He specialized in plastering and stone work during the construction boom in Riverside.
The following obituary for Benjaming was published in the Mount Holly Herald on August 9, 1929.
BENJAMIN ARNDT -- aged 50, committed suicide in his home at 540 Fairview Street, Riverside, New Jersey, by inhaling natural gas. His body was discovered by his son Edward. Benjamin was a prominent contractor and builder in the Riverside area. His brother George committed suicide about 12 years ago.
Benjamin, at first, was a Farmer. This occupation was a short one. He decided to turn to the Mason's Trade. Benjamin operated his business from 600 Fairview Street in Riverside, New Jersey. He specialized in plastering and stone work during the construction boom in Riverside.
The following obituary for Benjaming was published in the Mount Holly Herald on August 9, 1929.
BENJAMIN ARNDT -- aged 50, committed suicide in his home at 540 Fairview Street, Riverside, New Jersey, by inhaling natural gas. His body was discovered by his son Edward. Benjamin was a prominent contractor and builder in the Riverside area. His brother George committed suicide about 12 years ago.
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