According to his Washington State death record, Richard was the son of George Carmack and Samie Newkirk. His wife was named Jennie Carmack.
In his WWI Draft Registration Card, Richard lived in Kent, Washington with his wife Jennie. He worked as a self employed butcher & farmer. A note on the card states: "He is not farming but buying and selling stock." The card was dated 9/12/1918.
In his WWI Draft Registration Card, Richard lived in Kent, Washington with his wife Jennie. He worked as a self employed butcher & farmer. A note on the card states: "He is not farming but buying and selling stock." The card was dated 9/12/1918.
According to his Washington State death record, Richard was the son of George Carmack and Samie Newkirk. His wife was named Jennie Carmack.
In his WWI Draft Registration Card, Richard lived in Kent, Washington with his wife Jennie. He worked as a self employed butcher & farmer. A note on the card states: "He is not farming but buying and selling stock." The card was dated 9/12/1918.
In his WWI Draft Registration Card, Richard lived in Kent, Washington with his wife Jennie. He worked as a self employed butcher & farmer. A note on the card states: "He is not farming but buying and selling stock." The card was dated 9/12/1918.
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