Charles was the first of seven children born to Amos Townsend and Susan Catherine Short Mitten.
He married Mary M. Johenning September 29, 1892 in Clinton Co., Indiana. Rev. D. A. Ridgers of the Methodist Episcopal Church officiated.
Mary and Charles had one child, a son, Townsend Mitten who died at the age of three months.
Charles, who worked in a brickyard, died while sitting in the Monon Railway Station, Michigan City, IN with his wife, awaiting a train which they would have taken to Rossville. He died at age 52.
He married Mary M. Johenning September 29, 1892 in Clinton Co., Indiana. Rev. D. A. Ridgers of the Methodist Episcopal Church officiated.
Mary and Charles had one child, a son, Townsend Mitten who died at the age of three months.
Charles, who worked in a brickyard, died while sitting in the Monon Railway Station, Michigan City, IN with his wife, awaiting a train which they would have taken to Rossville. He died at age 52.
Charles was the first of seven children born to Amos Townsend and Susan Catherine Short Mitten.
He married Mary M. Johenning September 29, 1892 in Clinton Co., Indiana. Rev. D. A. Ridgers of the Methodist Episcopal Church officiated.
Mary and Charles had one child, a son, Townsend Mitten who died at the age of three months.
Charles, who worked in a brickyard, died while sitting in the Monon Railway Station, Michigan City, IN with his wife, awaiting a train which they would have taken to Rossville. He died at age 52.
He married Mary M. Johenning September 29, 1892 in Clinton Co., Indiana. Rev. D. A. Ridgers of the Methodist Episcopal Church officiated.
Mary and Charles had one child, a son, Townsend Mitten who died at the age of three months.
Charles, who worked in a brickyard, died while sitting in the Monon Railway Station, Michigan City, IN with his wife, awaiting a train which they would have taken to Rossville. He died at age 52.
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