Joplin Globe
11 January 1923
"Central National bank of Carthage elected officers & directors: Samuel McReynolds was re-elected chairman of the board; J. E. Lang, president; John C. Guinn, vice president; H. M. Boggess, cashier and Charles A. Scott, assistant cashier; Mr. McReynolds, Mr. Guinn, Mr. Lang, Mr. Boggess, T. N. Davey, W. K. Caffee, W. J. Sewall, G. M. Calhoon, L. E. Koken, J. C. Squires, A. M. Drake and D. W. Replogle, directors."
James C. Squires is buried next to his 1st wife and one son, Glen R. Squires.
There is no stone for J. C. Squires
FATHER: Newton Squires
Birthplace: Virginia
MOTHER: surname Prince
Birthplace not given
First wife Minnie Hurley Squires
deceased 1920
Second wife Nell
(was 57 years old at the time of his death)
Mr. Squires was 72 years, 8 months & 18 days of age when he died from liver cancer
Missouri Death Certificate #14122
Informant: Mrs. Nell Squires
Knell Mortuary
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CARTHAGE EVENING PRESS Obituary
J. C. SQUIRES DEAD AT 72
VETERAN MINING MAN LONG IN FAILING HEALTH
Prominent Operator Expires at Granby -
Services and Burial Will Be Here
James Carey Squires 72, prominent veteran district mine operator and former Carthage resident, died at 9:30 o'clock this morning at his home in Granby. He had been in failing health a year and the last week had been bedfast.
Mr. Squires, who moved from Carthage to Granby 10 years ago, was with the Federal Mining Company there.
He was born in Clarksburg, West Virginia July 16, 1872. He came to this district many years ago and about 30 years ago he and his family moved to Carthage.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Nell Squires;
two sons;
Herbert H. Squires, serving with the U. S. Army in France, and
Glen Squires of Kansas City
a brother;
Warder Squires of Charleston, West Virginia
a sister;
Mrs. W. M. Tompkins of Buchanan, Virginia
Mr. Squires was a member of the First Methodist church here and also of the Carthage Masonic Lodge.
Funeral services were held at the Knell service home
Rev. Dr. W. G. Clinton officiated
11 January 1923
"Central National bank of Carthage elected officers & directors: Samuel McReynolds was re-elected chairman of the board; J. E. Lang, president; John C. Guinn, vice president; H. M. Boggess, cashier and Charles A. Scott, assistant cashier; Mr. McReynolds, Mr. Guinn, Mr. Lang, Mr. Boggess, T. N. Davey, W. K. Caffee, W. J. Sewall, G. M. Calhoon, L. E. Koken, J. C. Squires, A. M. Drake and D. W. Replogle, directors."
James C. Squires is buried next to his 1st wife and one son, Glen R. Squires.
There is no stone for J. C. Squires
FATHER: Newton Squires
Birthplace: Virginia
MOTHER: surname Prince
Birthplace not given
First wife Minnie Hurley Squires
deceased 1920
Second wife Nell
(was 57 years old at the time of his death)
Mr. Squires was 72 years, 8 months & 18 days of age when he died from liver cancer
Missouri Death Certificate #14122
Informant: Mrs. Nell Squires
Knell Mortuary
_________________________________________________________
CARTHAGE EVENING PRESS Obituary
J. C. SQUIRES DEAD AT 72
VETERAN MINING MAN LONG IN FAILING HEALTH
Prominent Operator Expires at Granby -
Services and Burial Will Be Here
James Carey Squires 72, prominent veteran district mine operator and former Carthage resident, died at 9:30 o'clock this morning at his home in Granby. He had been in failing health a year and the last week had been bedfast.
Mr. Squires, who moved from Carthage to Granby 10 years ago, was with the Federal Mining Company there.
He was born in Clarksburg, West Virginia July 16, 1872. He came to this district many years ago and about 30 years ago he and his family moved to Carthage.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Nell Squires;
two sons;
Herbert H. Squires, serving with the U. S. Army in France, and
Glen Squires of Kansas City
a brother;
Warder Squires of Charleston, West Virginia
a sister;
Mrs. W. M. Tompkins of Buchanan, Virginia
Mr. Squires was a member of the First Methodist church here and also of the Carthage Masonic Lodge.
Funeral services were held at the Knell service home
Rev. Dr. W. G. Clinton officiated
Joplin Globe
11 January 1923
"Central National bank of Carthage elected officers & directors: Samuel McReynolds was re-elected chairman of the board; J. E. Lang, president; John C. Guinn, vice president; H. M. Boggess, cashier and Charles A. Scott, assistant cashier; Mr. McReynolds, Mr. Guinn, Mr. Lang, Mr. Boggess, T. N. Davey, W. K. Caffee, W. J. Sewall, G. M. Calhoon, L. E. Koken, J. C. Squires, A. M. Drake and D. W. Replogle, directors."
James C. Squires is buried next to his 1st wife and one son, Glen R. Squires.
There is no stone for J. C. Squires
FATHER: Newton Squires
Birthplace: Virginia
MOTHER: surname Prince
Birthplace not given
First wife Minnie Hurley Squires
deceased 1920
Second wife Nell
(was 57 years old at the time of his death)
Mr. Squires was 72 years, 8 months & 18 days of age when he died from liver cancer
Missouri Death Certificate #14122
Informant: Mrs. Nell Squires
Knell Mortuary
_________________________________________________________
CARTHAGE EVENING PRESS Obituary
J. C. SQUIRES DEAD AT 72
VETERAN MINING MAN LONG IN FAILING HEALTH
Prominent Operator Expires at Granby -
Services and Burial Will Be Here
James Carey Squires 72, prominent veteran district mine operator and former Carthage resident, died at 9:30 o'clock this morning at his home in Granby. He had been in failing health a year and the last week had been bedfast.
Mr. Squires, who moved from Carthage to Granby 10 years ago, was with the Federal Mining Company there.
He was born in Clarksburg, West Virginia July 16, 1872. He came to this district many years ago and about 30 years ago he and his family moved to Carthage.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Nell Squires;
two sons;
Herbert H. Squires, serving with the U. S. Army in France, and
Glen Squires of Kansas City
a brother;
Warder Squires of Charleston, West Virginia
a sister;
Mrs. W. M. Tompkins of Buchanan, Virginia
Mr. Squires was a member of the First Methodist church here and also of the Carthage Masonic Lodge.
Funeral services were held at the Knell service home
Rev. Dr. W. G. Clinton officiated
11 January 1923
"Central National bank of Carthage elected officers & directors: Samuel McReynolds was re-elected chairman of the board; J. E. Lang, president; John C. Guinn, vice president; H. M. Boggess, cashier and Charles A. Scott, assistant cashier; Mr. McReynolds, Mr. Guinn, Mr. Lang, Mr. Boggess, T. N. Davey, W. K. Caffee, W. J. Sewall, G. M. Calhoon, L. E. Koken, J. C. Squires, A. M. Drake and D. W. Replogle, directors."
James C. Squires is buried next to his 1st wife and one son, Glen R. Squires.
There is no stone for J. C. Squires
FATHER: Newton Squires
Birthplace: Virginia
MOTHER: surname Prince
Birthplace not given
First wife Minnie Hurley Squires
deceased 1920
Second wife Nell
(was 57 years old at the time of his death)
Mr. Squires was 72 years, 8 months & 18 days of age when he died from liver cancer
Missouri Death Certificate #14122
Informant: Mrs. Nell Squires
Knell Mortuary
_________________________________________________________
CARTHAGE EVENING PRESS Obituary
J. C. SQUIRES DEAD AT 72
VETERAN MINING MAN LONG IN FAILING HEALTH
Prominent Operator Expires at Granby -
Services and Burial Will Be Here
James Carey Squires 72, prominent veteran district mine operator and former Carthage resident, died at 9:30 o'clock this morning at his home in Granby. He had been in failing health a year and the last week had been bedfast.
Mr. Squires, who moved from Carthage to Granby 10 years ago, was with the Federal Mining Company there.
He was born in Clarksburg, West Virginia July 16, 1872. He came to this district many years ago and about 30 years ago he and his family moved to Carthage.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Nell Squires;
two sons;
Herbert H. Squires, serving with the U. S. Army in France, and
Glen Squires of Kansas City
a brother;
Warder Squires of Charleston, West Virginia
a sister;
Mrs. W. M. Tompkins of Buchanan, Virginia
Mr. Squires was a member of the First Methodist church here and also of the Carthage Masonic Lodge.
Funeral services were held at the Knell service home
Rev. Dr. W. G. Clinton officiated
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