Half-brother of John James MacEachern
Son of Alexander MacEachern and
Elizabeth Mathilda MacDonald MacEachern
Died in a well with John James (J.D.). They were digging a well (J.D. was a "diviner") and hit natural gas. Joe was overcome by the gas. J.D. went in to save him but he lost a shoulder blade in WWI and didn't have the strength to pull them both out. Joe is buried in the site beside him.
Son of Alexander MacEachern and
Elizabeth Mathilda MacDonald MacEachern
Died in a well with John James (J.D.). They were digging a well (J.D. was a "diviner") and hit natural gas. Joe was overcome by the gas. J.D. went in to save him but he lost a shoulder blade in WWI and didn't have the strength to pull them both out. Joe is buried in the site beside him.
Half-brother of John James MacEachern
Son of Alexander MacEachern and
Elizabeth Mathilda MacDonald MacEachern
Died in a well with John James (J.D.). They were digging a well (J.D. was a "diviner") and hit natural gas. Joe was overcome by the gas. J.D. went in to save him but he lost a shoulder blade in WWI and didn't have the strength to pull them both out. Joe is buried in the site beside him.
Son of Alexander MacEachern and
Elizabeth Mathilda MacDonald MacEachern
Died in a well with John James (J.D.). They were digging a well (J.D. was a "diviner") and hit natural gas. Joe was overcome by the gas. J.D. went in to save him but he lost a shoulder blade in WWI and didn't have the strength to pull them both out. Joe is buried in the site beside him.
Inscription
In Loving Memory Of
Joseph W. McEachern
1905 - 1929
At Rest.
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