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James Calvin Stone

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James Calvin Stone

Birth
Salem, Utah County, Utah, USA
Death
26 Jul 1934 (aged 54)
Sugar City, Madison County, Idaho, USA
Burial
Sugar City, Madison County, Idaho, USA GPS-Latitude: 43.8412565, Longitude: -111.7373505
Plot
Block 03, Lot 14, Grave 01
Memorial ID
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James Calvin Stone was born at Salen, Utah, the 25th of Aug, 1879. He died 26 Jul 1934, at Sugar City, Madison, Idaho. His Mother, Phoebe Belinda, died Sep 30th 1891, when he was but twelve years old. When about 18 years old he drove Stage Coach, carring United States Mail from Oasis, Utah to Detroit Springs.
He Married Lucy Jane Dredge of Malad, Idaho, 25 Jul 1901. She passed away in 17 November 1916, leaving seven Children: Phoebe, James Calvin Jr., Leslie, Wendell Nathaniel, Elizabeth, Carlos.

James (JIm) 2nd wife, Cecily Lorinda Virgin Married, 21 Aug 1918, Salt Lake City Temple. They had seven children: Ronald J, Dyal Emerson, Gordon V, Two sets of Twins, (Lorraine Cecily, Lorin T), ( Merril V, Gerrill V). James built, owned and operated the Stone Service Station and Cabin Camp at Sugar city, Madison, Idaho consisting of thirteen buildings.
James Calvin Stone was born at Salen, Utah, the 25th of Aug, 1879. He died 26 Jul 1934, at Sugar City, Madison, Idaho. His Mother, Phoebe Belinda, died Sep 30th 1891, when he was but twelve years old. When about 18 years old he drove Stage Coach, carring United States Mail from Oasis, Utah to Detroit Springs.
He Married Lucy Jane Dredge of Malad, Idaho, 25 Jul 1901. She passed away in 17 November 1916, leaving seven Children: Phoebe, James Calvin Jr., Leslie, Wendell Nathaniel, Elizabeth, Carlos.

James (JIm) 2nd wife, Cecily Lorinda Virgin Married, 21 Aug 1918, Salt Lake City Temple. They had seven children: Ronald J, Dyal Emerson, Gordon V, Two sets of Twins, (Lorraine Cecily, Lorin T), ( Merril V, Gerrill V). James built, owned and operated the Stone Service Station and Cabin Camp at Sugar city, Madison, Idaho consisting of thirteen buildings.


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