JAMES THOMAS HAYWOOD was the son of Thomas Jefferson and Mary Jane Tomlin Haywood of Carter County, Kentucky. James Thomas's brothers and sisters were-

Tobe Haywood 1872 – 1898
Lafayette Haywood 1873 –
Cora Mae Haywood 1874 – 1889
Orena Victoria Haywood Clay Tipton 1875 – 1968
Hiram "Harm" Haywood 1878 – 1950
Maggie Nora Haywood Clay 1880 – 1961
John Henry Haywood 1882 – 1885
James Thomas Haywood 1884 – 1962
Isom Haywood 1886 – 1927
Rhoda Ann Haywood Boggs 1888 – 1974
Lula Dude Haywood Brown 1890 – 1967
Elder Milton "Coot" Haywood 1893 – 1969
Hattie Haywood Sparks 1895-1948

James T. and Amanda Florence "Mandy" Cline were married on July 7, 1902 in Kentucky. They were they parents of nine known children-

Mary Ellen Haywood 1907 – 1979
Allie Myrtle Haywood 1909 –
Hattie Mae Haywood 1911 – 2010
Eugenia Haywood 1913 – 1914
Jesse Willard Haywood 1915 – 1967
Arthur D. Haywood 1917 – 1976
Stella Haywood 1919 – 1976
Elmer Haywood 1922 – 1992
Milton Haywood 1924 – 1974

In 12 September 1918- James Thomas Haywood
at Grayson, Carter County, Kentucky, USA-
Registered for the WWI Draft, he was described as- Short, Medium Build, Grey Eyes, Light Brown Hair, Slightly Bald, Married to Amanda, Laborer at Tygart Limestone Company, No Disabilities Listed.

1920 Federal Census
Residence-
Upper Tygart, Carter County, Kentucky, USA
Lists James Thomas as a "Quarryman" at Limestone, Kentucky

1930 Federal Census
Residence-
Upper Tygart, Carter County, Kentucky, USA
Lists James as a "Coal Miner"

Death- October 25, 1962
Wood County, Ohio, USA
James, age 78, died at his home of "cerebral thrombosis and arteriosclerosis", he was married at his death.

James Thomas was buried at the Haywood Family Cemetery at Lawton, Carter County, Kentucky.

(Written by Judy Pence Farst)

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U.S., World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 about James Haywood
Name: James Haywood
County: Carter
State: Kentucky
Birth Date: 22 Apr 1884