James H. Benner was a happy young man, a father of a young daughter, and the husband of a beautiful young wife, Annie Mary Roof Benner. They were expecting another child in a few months.
On June 17, 1905, he and his younger, 18 year-old brother, Thomas C., were traveling as railroad laborers on a Western Maryland Rail Road train which was in a crash with a freight train. Thomas was killed and James died days after the crash from his injuries.
The daughter James never saw was Hennie C. Benner Marshall.
On June 17, 1905, he and his younger, 18 year-old brother, Thomas C., were traveling as railroad laborers on a Western Maryland Rail Road train which was in a crash with a freight train. Thomas was killed and James died days after the crash from his injuries.
The daughter James never saw was Hennie C. Benner Marshall.
James H. Benner was a happy young man, a father of a young daughter, and the husband of a beautiful young wife, Annie Mary Roof Benner. They were expecting another child in a few months.
On June 17, 1905, he and his younger, 18 year-old brother, Thomas C., were traveling as railroad laborers on a Western Maryland Rail Road train which was in a crash with a freight train. Thomas was killed and James died days after the crash from his injuries.
The daughter James never saw was Hennie C. Benner Marshall.
On June 17, 1905, he and his younger, 18 year-old brother, Thomas C., were traveling as railroad laborers on a Western Maryland Rail Road train which was in a crash with a freight train. Thomas was killed and James died days after the crash from his injuries.
The daughter James never saw was Hennie C. Benner Marshall.
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