Mr. Campbell was an engineer on the roller, which was rolling a street alongside which was a deep ditch. The roller got too close to the edge and fell over in the ditch onto Campbell. He started to jump when his pant leg became entangled and he went down with the machine.
The remains were shipped to Wheeling Sunday and interred in the Wheeling Cemetery." The Chillicothe Constitution, September 24, 1906
Mr. Campbell was an engineer on the roller, which was rolling a street alongside which was a deep ditch. The roller got too close to the edge and fell over in the ditch onto Campbell. He started to jump when his pant leg became entangled and he went down with the machine.
The remains were shipped to Wheeling Sunday and interred in the Wheeling Cemetery." The Chillicothe Constitution, September 24, 1906
Family Members
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Burnette Mathew Campbell
1862–1955
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Mary Elizabeth "Mollie" Campbell
1868–1886
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Mrs Alceona Virginia "Alcie" Campbell Gish
1870–1941
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Annie McDonald Campbell Adams
1872–1899
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Minnie Ellen Campbell Cover
1874–1969
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Mattie Campbell Winkels
1876–1960
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William Lewis Campbell
1879–1959
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Nannie May Campbell
1884–1886
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