James C Cunningham age 83
Pioneer. Farmer.

1861 New York Passenger List
Sailing Ship "Monarch of the Sea"
Robert Cunningham 27, miner
Anne Cunningham 33
Catherine Cunningham 6. James Cunningham 4,
Henry cunningham 2, William Cunningham infant

1861 American Plains
Mormon Pioneer emigrant
A very young pioneer, walking across the plains as a child.

1870 Census American Fork, Utah
Robert Cunningham 35, farmer
Ann Cunningham 41
Catharine Cunningham 15
James Cunningham 13, Henry Cunningham 11
Thomas Cunningham 8, Robert Cunningham 6
George Cunningham 5, Betsy Cunningham 2

1880 Census American Fork, Utah
Rob't Cunningham 45, stone mason
Ann Cunningham 51
James Cunningham 24
Thomas Cunningham 19
Robert Cunningham 16, George Cunningham 14
Elizabeth Cunningham 12, Alexander Cunningham 9
Living on Jackson Street

1900 Census American Fork, Utah
James C Cunningham 43, farmer
Mary A Cunningham 38
James H Cunningham 17, sheep herder
Joshua Cunningham 15, Mary M Cunningham 13
Ermina Cunningham 11, Elisabeth D Cunningham 10
Robert D Cunningham 8, Elmer Cunningham 5
Cenith Cunningham 3, Joseph W Cunningham 1
Own farm, free

1918 Moved to Cassia County, Idaho

1920 Census Burley, Cassia, Idaho
James Cunningham 63
Mary Cunningham 57
Delos Cunningham 27, teamster, road
Cenith Cunningham 22, ironer, laundry
Joseph W Cunningham 20, at college
Boyd Rosengren 13, grandson
Own home, North 233 Almo Avenue

1930 Census Burley, Cassia, Idaho
James Cunningham 73, laborer, odd jobs
Agnes Cunningham 68
Own home, North 233 Almo Avenue

1940 Census Burley, Cassia, Idaho
James C Cunningham 83
Mary A Cunningham 78
Boyd Rosengren 33, general labor, farm
233 North Almo

1942 Obituary: Burley, Idaho
James C Cunningham Taken by Death
Funeral Services Held Wednesday In LDS Tabernacle
James C Cunningham, 83, died at 7 a.m. Saturday at his home, 223 North Almo Avenue, of ailments incident to old age.
Mr Cunningham was born Oct. 23, 1856, in Borland, Scotland, and came to Cassia county in 1918. He engaged in farming until a few years ago when he retired and moved to Burley.
In addition to his wife, he leaves five sons, J.[James] H. Cunningham, Pocatello; Joshua, Delos and Elmer Cunningham, Burley, and Joseph Cunningham, Los Angeles, and two daughters, Mrs. Ray Marks, Spokane, and Mrs. Roy Hoagland, Los Angeles.
Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the LDS tabernacle with Bishop John Holyoak officiating. Opening prayer was given by Mr. Black and speakers were J D Hoggan an G. E. Ferrin. Closing prayer was given by Eugene Budge and the graveside prayer by Verne McCulloch.
Pall bearers included Robert Comer, Ross Cunningham, Don Cunningham, Merlin Cunningham, Jay Cunningham and Earl W. Larson. Flowers were in charge of the Second ward Relief Society.
Interment was in View cemetery under direction of Burley funeral home.
The Burley Bulletin, Thur. October 15 1942.

GF James Cunningham 1801-1873
GM Elizabeth Nicholson Cunningham