Mack raised horses and mules, farmed in Fairview. Mack took sick, running a fever for a few days when he started hiccupping. He hiccupped for a week before he died, probably of a ruptured apendix. His wife and seven children moved to San Antonio where his last daughter, Dorothy Carver, was born five months later.
Mack raised horses and mules, farmed in Fairview. Mack took sick, running a fever for a few days when he started hiccupping. He hiccupped for a week before he died, probably of a ruptured apendix. His wife and seven children moved to San Antonio where his last daughter, Dorothy Carver, was born five months later.
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