Husband of Margaret Ann Mefford
James Tate Medearis attended schools in Indiana and Illinois and finally the Sarcoxie high school, his father being a grocer there. After leaving high school and taking some commercial training, he was employed in the office of John W. Verbryck Flour and Feed Co. at Carl Junction during the period of 1918-1921, and for 13 years was in the employ of the Federal Pure Food Company.
He came to Carthage, Mo. from Schell City, Mo. and for 11 years continued his work as a salesman for the food company. He was elected to the office of police judge in April, 1936, and was re-elected in 1938. He was a Republican.
Husband of Margaret Ann Mefford
James Tate Medearis attended schools in Indiana and Illinois and finally the Sarcoxie high school, his father being a grocer there. After leaving high school and taking some commercial training, he was employed in the office of John W. Verbryck Flour and Feed Co. at Carl Junction during the period of 1918-1921, and for 13 years was in the employ of the Federal Pure Food Company.
He came to Carthage, Mo. from Schell City, Mo. and for 11 years continued his work as a salesman for the food company. He was elected to the office of police judge in April, 1936, and was re-elected in 1938. He was a Republican.
Family Members
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Rev Frank Calvin Medearis
1881–1964
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Jamaica Aline "Mecky" Medearis Campbell
1884–1962
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Sarah Elizabeth Medearis Headley
1886–1961
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William Carroll Medearis
1887–1966
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Dr Thomas Whittier Medearis Jr
1889–1970
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Alta Mary Medearis Overton Dunn Butler
1890–1970
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Joseph Cross Medearis
1892–1952
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Ernest Burnside Medearis
1895–1968
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Susan Mynatt Medearis Caruthers
1900–1979
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Cleta Belle Medearis Kennedy
1902–1994
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