Electrican for Arkansas Power & Light. At the time of his death, Mr Phillips was an Electrican for the Cotton Belt Railroad. He drowned in the Ouachita river near Britton gravel pit, nine miles north of Camden. Officials of the Cotton Belt RR reported, the electrical crew was engaged in stringing lights on a diesel powered towboat when Mr Phillips slipped and fell into the river.
Electrican for Arkansas Power & Light. At the time of his death, Mr Phillips was an Electrican for the Cotton Belt Railroad. He drowned in the Ouachita river near Britton gravel pit, nine miles north of Camden. Officials of the Cotton Belt RR reported, the electrical crew was engaged in stringing lights on a diesel powered towboat when Mr Phillips slipped and fell into the river.
Family Members
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James Franklin Martin
1902–1975
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Herbert Milford Phillips
1903–1998
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Mary Elizabeth Martin Phillips
1903–1979
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Ezra C. Martin
1906–1948
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Laura Mae Phillips Jones
1907–1996
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Charlie Martin
1908–1986
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William Howard Phillips
1911–1999
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Leo Washington Martin
1912–1972
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Emitt Leon Phillips
1915–1996
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Earl Martin
1917–1922
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Rufo Berry Martin
1919–2008
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Mae Ruth Martin Williams
1922–1993
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Ray Martin
1922–2009
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Loy M. Martin
1926–2013
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