Name: Bible 2019-09-02

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Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. Mandy JORDAN: Birth: 9 Jan 1907 in Oklahoma. Death: 17 Jan 1907 in Oklahoma

  2. James Kenneth "Buck" Jordan: Birth: 9 Apr 1908 in Oklahoma. Death: 24 Jan 1986 in Ramona, Washington Co., OK 74061

  3. Gladys Jordan: Birth: 15 Sep 1910 in Oklahoma. Death: 31 May 2002 in Oklahoma


Sources
1. Title:   Andrew J. Jordan-1, 1910 Census, OK, Washington, Madison, ED 258, P.6A
2. Title:   James Andrew Jordan, WW I Draft Registration 1917-1918, Washington Co., OK
3. Title:   James A. Jordon 1920 OK, Washington, Madison Dist 280, P.5A
4. Title:   J. A. Jordan, 1930 Census, OK, Washington, Madison, ED 18, P.2B
5. Title:   Andy J. Jordan, 1940 Census, OK, Washington, Madison, ED 74-18, P.8B
6. Title:   James Andy Jordan, US WW II Draft Reg. 1942, Ramona, Washington Co., OK
7. Title:   James A. Jordan, findagrave.com, 1878-1957, Ramona Cemetery, Ramona, Washington Co., OK
8. Title:   James A. Jordan & Cora Bibles, OK County Marriages, May 14, 1905, Craig Co., OK

Notes
a. Note:   Research Notes..........
  Birth records different. Born in Montague Co., TX, James Andy Jordan, US WW II Draft Reg. 1942, Ramona, Washington Co., OK Born In Russ Co., TX which doesn't exist but their is a Rusk Co., TX James A. Jordan, findagrave.com, 1878-1957, Ramona Cemetery, Ramona, Washington Co., OK
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  Bartlesville February 28, 1957
  JORDAN, J. A.
  Funeral services for James Andrew Jordan, 78, resident of Washington County since before statehood will be held at 2:00 p.m. Friday, in the Friends Church at Ramona, Oklahoma. The Rev. Ralph Lemmons will officiate. Interment under the direction of The Arnold Moore Funeral Service will be in the Ramona Cemetery.
  His casket escorts will include Frank Parks, Roy Parks, George Hughes., K.J. Moore, Earl Abel and Morgan Freeman.
  Born in Russ County, Texas on May 9, 1878, Mr. Jordan came with his family by covered wagon to Indian Territory settling near Muskogee where he was reared and received his schooling. In 1902 the family moved to a farm near Talala. In 1905 he and the former Miss Cora B. Bible were married and moved to a farm near Ramona. Mr. Jordan's father, John D. Jordan, was the first sheriff of Washington County serving from 1907 to 1911. Mr. Jordan farmed all of his life and had spent much time as a rancher in this vicinity.
  Surviving Mr. Jordan, in addition to his wife of the home are: one daughter, Mrs. Paul Buck, Pawhuska; one son, Buck Jordan, Ramona; two brothers Henry Jordan, Bartlesville and Sid Jordan of Los Angles, California; to half brothers, Charles Jordan, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma and Haskell Jordan, Denver, Colorado; three half sisters and three grandchildren.
  Mr. Jordan died at 10:00 a.m. Wednesday following a lingering illness.
  (Above details provided by "loisclifford@windstream.net")

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