James was born to John Calvin Albertson and Eliza Worley in Howard Co., Ind. He married Edith "Eda" Collins on February 12, 1896 in Grant Co., Ind.
Marion, Ind. Chronicle/April 17, 1945
Fairmount, Ind. April 16 - James C. Albertson, seventy-two, who owned a harness shop here for many years, died today at his home, in Fairmount.
Life resident of Fairmount, Mr. Albertson operated a buggy shop here for an extended period. In the last few years he had worked with trainers in providing harness for their horses.
Mr. Albertson was a member of the Christian church here.
Surviving Mr. Albertson are the widow, Eda; four daughters, Mrs. Paul Barkdull, South Bend; Mrs. Edward Lafferty, Marion; Mrs. Curtis Hall, Bloomington; and Mrs. Joseph Payne, Fairmount, and 10 grandchildren.
Burial in the Park Memorial Cemetery.
Marion, Ind. Chronicle/April 17, 1945
Fairmount, Ind. April 16 - James C. Albertson, seventy-two, who owned a harness shop here for many years, died today at his home, in Fairmount.
Life resident of Fairmount, Mr. Albertson operated a buggy shop here for an extended period. In the last few years he had worked with trainers in providing harness for their horses.
Mr. Albertson was a member of the Christian church here.
Surviving Mr. Albertson are the widow, Eda; four daughters, Mrs. Paul Barkdull, South Bend; Mrs. Edward Lafferty, Marion; Mrs. Curtis Hall, Bloomington; and Mrs. Joseph Payne, Fairmount, and 10 grandchildren.
Burial in the Park Memorial Cemetery.
James was born to John Calvin Albertson and Eliza Worley in Howard Co., Ind. He married Edith "Eda" Collins on February 12, 1896 in Grant Co., Ind.
Marion, Ind. Chronicle/April 17, 1945
Fairmount, Ind. April 16 - James C. Albertson, seventy-two, who owned a harness shop here for many years, died today at his home, in Fairmount.
Life resident of Fairmount, Mr. Albertson operated a buggy shop here for an extended period. In the last few years he had worked with trainers in providing harness for their horses.
Mr. Albertson was a member of the Christian church here.
Surviving Mr. Albertson are the widow, Eda; four daughters, Mrs. Paul Barkdull, South Bend; Mrs. Edward Lafferty, Marion; Mrs. Curtis Hall, Bloomington; and Mrs. Joseph Payne, Fairmount, and 10 grandchildren.
Burial in the Park Memorial Cemetery.
Marion, Ind. Chronicle/April 17, 1945
Fairmount, Ind. April 16 - James C. Albertson, seventy-two, who owned a harness shop here for many years, died today at his home, in Fairmount.
Life resident of Fairmount, Mr. Albertson operated a buggy shop here for an extended period. In the last few years he had worked with trainers in providing harness for their horses.
Mr. Albertson was a member of the Christian church here.
Surviving Mr. Albertson are the widow, Eda; four daughters, Mrs. Paul Barkdull, South Bend; Mrs. Edward Lafferty, Marion; Mrs. Curtis Hall, Bloomington; and Mrs. Joseph Payne, Fairmount, and 10 grandchildren.
Burial in the Park Memorial Cemetery.
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