"The LaFayette Sun" - May 17, 1905:
Mrs. Nan James died at the home of her son, Mr. Iulus James, at Lanett, Alabama, May 13, and was buried at the old family burial ground at Shady Dell Sunday at 3 o'clock. A good many friends and relatives were present at the burial services. She was about 85 years of age and was loved and respected by all who knew her. She was a loving and devoted wife and a fond and affectionate mother. She leaves only one brother, Mr. A. J. Burton, of Denver, and one sister, Mrs. Bet Jones, of Texas, out of a large family of brothers and sisters. Only one son survives her to mourn her loss. By a series of losses and misfortunes she lost her home years ago, a home she loved and appreciated so much. She was always hopeful of regaining that home some day. It was a sad coincidence to me to see her laid to rest in sight of that home she loved and where she had lived all ______ life, but I trust and believe she has a home beyond the skies where the wicked cease from troubling and the weary are at rest. May we all meet her in "the sweet beyond" where there is no death, no parting, but all is joy and peace forever.
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Chambers County, AL Marriage Records.
1st. Married Jonathan Nichols on March 13, 1844.
2nd. Married John Jacob James on November 29, 1855.
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1860 Chambers County, (Southern Div.) AL Census:
#H21
John James 38M Farmer R$700 P$4,000 (4-Slaves) Born GA
NANCY JAMES 38F Born AL
Julius James 3M Born AL
Josephus Nickolas(Nichols) 12M Born AL
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1870 Chambers County, (LaFayette) AL Census:
#H6
John J. James 46M Tannery & Shoe Maker R$800 P$100 Born GA
NANCY C. JAMES 47F Keeping House Born GA
Robert I. James 13M Born AL
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1880 Chambers County, (LaFayette) AL Census:
#H300
J. J. James 60M Farmer Born GA
NANCY C. JAMES 61F Wife Keeping House Born GA
Robert I. James 22M Son Farmer Born AL
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Mrs. Nan James died at the home of her son, Mr. Iulus James, at Lanett, Alabama, May 13, and was buried at the old family burial ground at Shady Dell Sunday at 3 o'clock. A good many friends and relatives were present at the burial services. She was about 85 years of age and was loved and respected by all who knew her. She was a loving and devoted wife and a fond and affectionate mother. She leaves only one brother, Mr. A. J. Burton, of Denver, and one sister, Mrs. Bet Jones, of Texas, out of a large family of brothers and sisters. Only one son survives her to mourn her loss. By a series of losses and misfortunes she lost her home years ago, a home she loved and appreciated so much. She was always hopeful of regaining that home some day. It was a sad coincidence to me to see her laid to rest in sight of that home she loved and where she had lived all ______ life, but I trust and believe she has a home beyond the skies where the wicked cease from troubling and the weary are at rest. May we all meet her in "the sweet beyond" where there is no death, no parting, but all is joy and peace forever.
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Chambers County, AL Marriage Records.
1st. Married Jonathan Nichols on March 13, 1844.
2nd. Married John Jacob James on November 29, 1855.
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1860 Chambers County, (Southern Div.) AL Census:
#H21
John James 38M Farmer R$700 P$4,000 (4-Slaves) Born GA
NANCY JAMES 38F Born AL
Julius James 3M Born AL
Josephus Nickolas(Nichols) 12M Born AL
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1870 Chambers County, (LaFayette) AL Census:
#H6
John J. James 46M Tannery & Shoe Maker R$800 P$100 Born GA
NANCY C. JAMES 47F Keeping House Born GA
Robert I. James 13M Born AL
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1880 Chambers County, (LaFayette) AL Census:
#H300
J. J. James 60M Farmer Born GA
NANCY C. JAMES 61F Wife Keeping House Born GA
Robert I. James 22M Son Farmer Born AL
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"The LaFayette Sun" - May 17, 1905:
Mrs. Nan James died at the home of her son, Mr. Iulus James, at Lanett, Alabama, May 13, and was buried at the old family burial ground at Shady Dell Sunday at 3 o'clock. A good many friends and relatives were present at the burial services. She was about 85 years of age and was loved and respected by all who knew her. She was a loving and devoted wife and a fond and affectionate mother. She leaves only one brother, Mr. A. J. Burton, of Denver, and one sister, Mrs. Bet Jones, of Texas, out of a large family of brothers and sisters. Only one son survives her to mourn her loss. By a series of losses and misfortunes she lost her home years ago, a home she loved and appreciated so much. She was always hopeful of regaining that home some day. It was a sad coincidence to me to see her laid to rest in sight of that home she loved and where she had lived all ______ life, but I trust and believe she has a home beyond the skies where the wicked cease from troubling and the weary are at rest. May we all meet her in "the sweet beyond" where there is no death, no parting, but all is joy and peace forever.
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Chambers County, AL Marriage Records.
1st. Married Jonathan Nichols on March 13, 1844.
2nd. Married John Jacob James on November 29, 1855.
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1860 Chambers County, (Southern Div.) AL Census:
#H21
John James 38M Farmer R$700 P$4,000 (4-Slaves) Born GA
NANCY JAMES 38F Born AL
Julius James 3M Born AL
Josephus Nickolas(Nichols) 12M Born AL
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1870 Chambers County, (LaFayette) AL Census:
#H6
John J. James 46M Tannery & Shoe Maker R$800 P$100 Born GA
NANCY C. JAMES 47F Keeping House Born GA
Robert I. James 13M Born AL
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1880 Chambers County, (LaFayette) AL Census:
#H300
J. J. James 60M Farmer Born GA
NANCY C. JAMES 61F Wife Keeping House Born GA
Robert I. James 22M Son Farmer Born AL
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Mrs. Nan James died at the home of her son, Mr. Iulus James, at Lanett, Alabama, May 13, and was buried at the old family burial ground at Shady Dell Sunday at 3 o'clock. A good many friends and relatives were present at the burial services. She was about 85 years of age and was loved and respected by all who knew her. She was a loving and devoted wife and a fond and affectionate mother. She leaves only one brother, Mr. A. J. Burton, of Denver, and one sister, Mrs. Bet Jones, of Texas, out of a large family of brothers and sisters. Only one son survives her to mourn her loss. By a series of losses and misfortunes she lost her home years ago, a home she loved and appreciated so much. She was always hopeful of regaining that home some day. It was a sad coincidence to me to see her laid to rest in sight of that home she loved and where she had lived all ______ life, but I trust and believe she has a home beyond the skies where the wicked cease from troubling and the weary are at rest. May we all meet her in "the sweet beyond" where there is no death, no parting, but all is joy and peace forever.
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Chambers County, AL Marriage Records.
1st. Married Jonathan Nichols on March 13, 1844.
2nd. Married John Jacob James on November 29, 1855.
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1860 Chambers County, (Southern Div.) AL Census:
#H21
John James 38M Farmer R$700 P$4,000 (4-Slaves) Born GA
NANCY JAMES 38F Born AL
Julius James 3M Born AL
Josephus Nickolas(Nichols) 12M Born AL
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1870 Chambers County, (LaFayette) AL Census:
#H6
John J. James 46M Tannery & Shoe Maker R$800 P$100 Born GA
NANCY C. JAMES 47F Keeping House Born GA
Robert I. James 13M Born AL
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1880 Chambers County, (LaFayette) AL Census:
#H300
J. J. James 60M Farmer Born GA
NANCY C. JAMES 61F Wife Keeping House Born GA
Robert I. James 22M Son Farmer Born AL
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