In March of 1911, Camilla was washing her young family's clothes in her Red River County yard using an cast iron "wash pot" over an open flame. Her dress caught on fire. She died a week later.
She is the daughter of John Wood Carlton and E(lizabeth) Julie (Granny) Carlton ... both of whom are buried in the Springtown Cemetery also.
She is the daughter of John Wood Carlton and E(lizabeth) Julie (Granny) Carlton ... both of whom are buried in the Springtown Cemetery also.
In March of 1911, Camilla was washing her young family's clothes in her Red River County yard using an cast iron "wash pot" over an open flame. Her dress caught on fire. She died a week later.
She is the daughter of John Wood Carlton and E(lizabeth) Julie (Granny) Carlton ... both of whom are buried in the Springtown Cemetery also.
She is the daughter of John Wood Carlton and E(lizabeth) Julie (Granny) Carlton ... both of whom are buried in the Springtown Cemetery also.
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