James Thomas' birth is from Mounts family bible handwritten data from papers found in the bible. We believe that it may have been written by the children or wife of Oliver Mounts, Stella, as it came down this line. Since Lavina Mounts and her mother Rhoda Knapp could not read or write according to Pension Records we can assume neither wrote the notes.
Since James' mother and niece, Cora Jane Mounts, are buried in New Union, and many stones are gone or buried as you can see with his mothers stone, we assume That New Union is where he most probably would have been buried,
Since he was not in the 1850 census or any census after.
Since James' mother and niece, Cora Jane Mounts, are buried in New Union, and many stones are gone or buried as you can see with his mothers stone, we assume That New Union is where he most probably would have been buried,
Since he was not in the 1850 census or any census after.
James Thomas' birth is from Mounts family bible handwritten data from papers found in the bible. We believe that it may have been written by the children or wife of Oliver Mounts, Stella, as it came down this line. Since Lavina Mounts and her mother Rhoda Knapp could not read or write according to Pension Records we can assume neither wrote the notes.
Since James' mother and niece, Cora Jane Mounts, are buried in New Union, and many stones are gone or buried as you can see with his mothers stone, we assume That New Union is where he most probably would have been buried,
Since he was not in the 1850 census or any census after.
Since James' mother and niece, Cora Jane Mounts, are buried in New Union, and many stones are gone or buried as you can see with his mothers stone, we assume That New Union is where he most probably would have been buried,
Since he was not in the 1850 census or any census after.
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