Saw this on the My Heritage site. Must be him because the dates match Howard's timeline including a brief move to Florida. No archery mentioned. He sure dropped off the charts.

Carson Lee KEMP, 1899 - 1971

Carson Lee KEMP was born on Sept 11, 1899, at birth place, Georgia. Carson married Katherine L. KEMP (born KEPLER) on month day 1926, at age 26 at marriage place, Florida. Katherine was born on May 27 1900, in Frederick, Frederick, Maryland, United States. They had one son: Jack Allen KEMP. Carson passed away on month day 1971, at age 71 at death place, Georgia.

Thanks, Deno. That was the article I read. Was trying to see if anyone had other information. Hopefully, Ira will see this, and he may know more. Cheers!

Not much out there Paul. Traditional Bowhunter article.

https://tradbow.com/traditional-archives-swineharts-safari/

The special broadheads he had prepared for elephant hunting were patterned after the Howard Hill head (which Hill had used to puncture his pachyderm), and were handmade by a local machinist. For the arrows, Swinehart relied on well-known arrow-maker Carson Kemp, who turned out 17 dozen for the trip.

“Most are Micro-Flight fiberglass,” he tells us. “Glass has several advantages. It doesn’t warp or bend or break easily, and has great adaptability in spine. In a pinch I can easily use the Number 9’s (intended for the 70 pound bow) from either a 60 or 80 pound bow, and the flight is quite satisfactory, particularly at close range.“