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By 1914, Carmi was living in Cortland, [[Nebraska]] and was credited in his obit as being a charter resident of that town, having arrived in 1886, where he was in business with J.C. Warner in the general merchandise business, before relocating in 1889 to Dundy county. He died while in the home of Robert J. Scott in Beaver City. Described in his obit as "a consistent Christian and a man of strong convictions", with no mention of what type of church he was affiliated.

==Lynchburg metro==

* Roanoke Assembly (G-A EB) +1949+

** c/o A.H. Bradford, O.T. Griffin & W.R. Martin

* [[Roanoke Meeting Room, VA]] (TW) +1933-1951+

In Oct. 1903, an update was given: "Our brother, L.L. Kendrick, pitched his tent at Seven Mile Ford on May 30th last, and is still at it in the same place. The attendance has been good and the interest sustained from the beginning. There have been several professed conversions with others, who still seem to be in trouble of soul. Besides the tent meetings, some thousands of tracts have been distributed. If possible, tent work will be continued through October, and then moved further south. Remember our bother (sic) in prayer."

==Wise County==