Person:Charles Zummach (2)

November 27, 1914
Died at Wilno Station in an accident while loading poles: Charles Zummach, 23. Had only been married within the year and leaves a wife (the former Miss Dodd of Bonnechere) and infant child. His parents,brothers and sisters live near Killaloe.

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Name: Charles Laure Zummach [I read Charles Louis Zummach]
Death Date: 24 Nov 1914
Death Location: Renfrew

Gender: Male
Estimated birth year: abt 1891
Birth Location: Hagarty

Name:Carl Zummack
Gender:Male
Marital Status:Single
Age:3/12
Birth Year:abt 1891
Birthplace:Ontario
Relation to Head of House:Son
religion:Baptist
French Canadian:No
Father's Birth Place:Ontario
Mother's Birth Place:Ontario
Province:Ontario
District Number:114
District:Renfrew South
Subdistrict:Hagarty and Jones
Neighbors:View others on page
Household Members:
NameAge
Carl Zummack26
Maggie Zummack27
Ellen Zummack5
Leda Zummack4
Earnest Zummack2
Carl Zummack3/12
Carl Zummack64
Mena Zummack60
Mina Zummack20
Frederik Zummack17

Name: Carles Zummach
Age: 23
Estimated birth year: abt 1891
Spouse Name: Perl Dodge
Marriage Date: 28 Mar 1914
Marriage Place: Renfrew
Marriage County: Renfrew
Source: Indexed by: Ancestry.com

Name: Carl Zummack
Date of Birth: 12 Jan 1891
Gender: Male
Birth County: Renfrew
Father's name: Carl Zummack
Mother's name: Maggie Yetes
Roll Number: MS929_107

Deaths: Zummach - Nov. 24, Wilno,Charles Zummach, aged 22 yrs. Killed while loading pine poles on a flat car for the Harris Tie company.

Lynn then located the full story:
Dec. 4, 1914
Fatal Accident at Wilno
A sad and fatal accident occurred at Wilno on Tuesday morning, November 24th, with Charles Zummach, aged twenty-two, the victim. The young man at the time was engaged loading pine poles on a flat car for the Harris Tie Co. The lifting pole was elevated some ten or fifteen feet when the tongs gave way and the heavy pole descended swiftly on Zummach. His leg was broken at the thigh and he suffered severe injuries to his spine. His fellow-workers bore him to the Exchange Hotel nearby. Dr. McDermott, of Killaloe, was summoned and responded with all possible haste, but the young man was beyond the stage where surgical skill availeth and he was dead thirty minutes after the Doctor's arrival. The body was taken to Killaloe on the afternoon train for burial. He was married but a year and leaves a widow. ( Miss Dodd, of Bonnechere) and infant child. The sympathy of many friends is extended to her in her sad affliction. - Eganville Leader

A sad and fatal accident occurred at Wilno on Tuesday morning, November 24th, with Charles Zummach, aged twenty-two, the victim. The young man at the time was engaged loading pine poles on a flat car for the Harris Tie Co. The lifting pole was elevated some ten or fifteen feet when the tongs gave way and the heavy pole descended swiftly on Zummach. His leg was broken at the thigh and he suffered severe injuries to his spine. His fellow workers bore him to the Exchange Hotel nearby. Dr. McDermott, of Killaloe, was summoned and responded with all possible haste, but the young man was beyond the stage where surgical skill availeth and he was dead thirty minutes after the Doctor's arrival. The body was taken to Killaloe on the afternoon train for burial. He was married but a year and leaves a widow (Miss Dodd, of Bonnechere) and an infant child.