James died at the home of his daughter, Anna May (Tatman) Williams. He married Lavina C. Grubb on 22 May 1856 in Loraine, Adams Co., Illinois. They had six children, only one living to adulthood. They are all linked.
He and Lavina were living with their daughter, Anna and Dr. Williams in Quincy, Illinois due to his poor health at the time of his death. He was return to Unionville, were they had lived for over 40 years for burial.
His wife continued to live with her parent until her death, then she was returned to Unionville for burial.
He and Lavina were living with their daughter, Anna and Dr. Williams in Quincy, Illinois due to his poor health at the time of his death. He was return to Unionville, were they had lived for over 40 years for burial.
His wife continued to live with her parent until her death, then she was returned to Unionville for burial.
James died at the home of his daughter, Anna May (Tatman) Williams. He married Lavina C. Grubb on 22 May 1856 in Loraine, Adams Co., Illinois. They had six children, only one living to adulthood. They are all linked.
He and Lavina were living with their daughter, Anna and Dr. Williams in Quincy, Illinois due to his poor health at the time of his death. He was return to Unionville, were they had lived for over 40 years for burial.
His wife continued to live with her parent until her death, then she was returned to Unionville for burial.
He and Lavina were living with their daughter, Anna and Dr. Williams in Quincy, Illinois due to his poor health at the time of his death. He was return to Unionville, were they had lived for over 40 years for burial.
His wife continued to live with her parent until her death, then she was returned to Unionville for burial.
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