According to his Washington State death certificate, Camiel was the son of Phelix Vanzevenhant. His wife was named Mary Jannsens.
A note reads: "Suicide by hanging".
The following comes from the Washington State Digital Archives:
"Collection: King County Clerk, Naturalization Records, 1906-1928
Name: Camiel Vanzevenhant
Alias Name: Vanzevenhant, Camiel
Naturalization Id: 3952
Document Type: Petition for Naturalization
Volume: 12
Document Number: 2842
Country Of Origin: Cortemarck, Belgium
Entry To Us Date: 9/3/1906
Date Of Document: 5/16/1914
Spouse Name: Marie
Childrens Names: Roy"
In his WWI Draft Registration Card, Camiel lived in O'Brien with his wife, "Mary Gensons Vanzevenhant". He was a self employed farmer. He was a naturalized citizen and his birthdate was given as Sept. 6, 1881. The card was dated 9/12/1918.
Obit: Kent Advertiser-Journal, sept. 8, 1921, p-1
"O'Brien Rancher Suicides
Hanging himself from a beam in his barn near O.Brien, Cammille Vansevenhant, rancher and father of seven children, committed suicide at 3:15 Friday morning. His body was cut down at 10 a.m. when his daughter Rose discovered her father hanging to the rafters. He died of strangulation.
Vansevenhant had been despondent for some time over financial reverses, according to reports. A neighbor who was the last to see the man before the suicide said that he appeared despondent.
Deputy Coroner Ralph W. Baines of Kent, went to the Vansevenhant home, where he pronounced the death a case of suicide."
A note reads: "Suicide by hanging".
The following comes from the Washington State Digital Archives:
"Collection: King County Clerk, Naturalization Records, 1906-1928
Name: Camiel Vanzevenhant
Alias Name: Vanzevenhant, Camiel
Naturalization Id: 3952
Document Type: Petition for Naturalization
Volume: 12
Document Number: 2842
Country Of Origin: Cortemarck, Belgium
Entry To Us Date: 9/3/1906
Date Of Document: 5/16/1914
Spouse Name: Marie
Childrens Names: Roy"
In his WWI Draft Registration Card, Camiel lived in O'Brien with his wife, "Mary Gensons Vanzevenhant". He was a self employed farmer. He was a naturalized citizen and his birthdate was given as Sept. 6, 1881. The card was dated 9/12/1918.
Obit: Kent Advertiser-Journal, sept. 8, 1921, p-1
"O'Brien Rancher Suicides
Hanging himself from a beam in his barn near O.Brien, Cammille Vansevenhant, rancher and father of seven children, committed suicide at 3:15 Friday morning. His body was cut down at 10 a.m. when his daughter Rose discovered her father hanging to the rafters. He died of strangulation.
Vansevenhant had been despondent for some time over financial reverses, according to reports. A neighbor who was the last to see the man before the suicide said that he appeared despondent.
Deputy Coroner Ralph W. Baines of Kent, went to the Vansevenhant home, where he pronounced the death a case of suicide."
According to his Washington State death certificate, Camiel was the son of Phelix Vanzevenhant. His wife was named Mary Jannsens.
A note reads: "Suicide by hanging".
The following comes from the Washington State Digital Archives:
"Collection: King County Clerk, Naturalization Records, 1906-1928
Name: Camiel Vanzevenhant
Alias Name: Vanzevenhant, Camiel
Naturalization Id: 3952
Document Type: Petition for Naturalization
Volume: 12
Document Number: 2842
Country Of Origin: Cortemarck, Belgium
Entry To Us Date: 9/3/1906
Date Of Document: 5/16/1914
Spouse Name: Marie
Childrens Names: Roy"
In his WWI Draft Registration Card, Camiel lived in O'Brien with his wife, "Mary Gensons Vanzevenhant". He was a self employed farmer. He was a naturalized citizen and his birthdate was given as Sept. 6, 1881. The card was dated 9/12/1918.
Obit: Kent Advertiser-Journal, sept. 8, 1921, p-1
"O'Brien Rancher Suicides
Hanging himself from a beam in his barn near O.Brien, Cammille Vansevenhant, rancher and father of seven children, committed suicide at 3:15 Friday morning. His body was cut down at 10 a.m. when his daughter Rose discovered her father hanging to the rafters. He died of strangulation.
Vansevenhant had been despondent for some time over financial reverses, according to reports. A neighbor who was the last to see the man before the suicide said that he appeared despondent.
Deputy Coroner Ralph W. Baines of Kent, went to the Vansevenhant home, where he pronounced the death a case of suicide."
A note reads: "Suicide by hanging".
The following comes from the Washington State Digital Archives:
"Collection: King County Clerk, Naturalization Records, 1906-1928
Name: Camiel Vanzevenhant
Alias Name: Vanzevenhant, Camiel
Naturalization Id: 3952
Document Type: Petition for Naturalization
Volume: 12
Document Number: 2842
Country Of Origin: Cortemarck, Belgium
Entry To Us Date: 9/3/1906
Date Of Document: 5/16/1914
Spouse Name: Marie
Childrens Names: Roy"
In his WWI Draft Registration Card, Camiel lived in O'Brien with his wife, "Mary Gensons Vanzevenhant". He was a self employed farmer. He was a naturalized citizen and his birthdate was given as Sept. 6, 1881. The card was dated 9/12/1918.
Obit: Kent Advertiser-Journal, sept. 8, 1921, p-1
"O'Brien Rancher Suicides
Hanging himself from a beam in his barn near O.Brien, Cammille Vansevenhant, rancher and father of seven children, committed suicide at 3:15 Friday morning. His body was cut down at 10 a.m. when his daughter Rose discovered her father hanging to the rafters. He died of strangulation.
Vansevenhant had been despondent for some time over financial reverses, according to reports. A neighbor who was the last to see the man before the suicide said that he appeared despondent.
Deputy Coroner Ralph W. Baines of Kent, went to the Vansevenhant home, where he pronounced the death a case of suicide."
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