the S.S. Pastores sailing from Cristobol in the Canal Zone to New York. His permanent United States address was listed as Houghton, Michigan. Later years Senter later owned about 1,400 acres in northwestern Arkansas. He was married to Grace Bethine Hall in approximately 1918. In a Draft Registration Card dated September 1918, Senter listed his permanent home address in Eureka Springs, Arkansas, and stated that he was employed as a farmer in Beaver Township, Carroll County, Arkansas. At the time of the 1920 United States Census, he was living in Beaver Township with his wife Grace H. Senter (age 31 in 1920). His occupation was listed as a farmer on a stock farm. He later moved to Mexico where he managed a large plantation for several years. He subsequently moved to California, where he died in approximately 1934. He is buried at Bellevue Cemetery and Mausoleum in Ontario, California. References 1873 births 1934 deaths 19th-century players of American football Michigan Wolverines football players People from Houghton, Michigan Players of American football from Michigan American emigrants to Colombia