Name: Thomas James Descendants (1)

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Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. Mary Ann James: Birth: 17 March 1832 in Hickman Co., Kentucky. Death: 2 September 1875 in Jefferson, Osage Co., Missouri

  2. Thomas Phillip James: Birth: 22 JUN 1834 in Clinton, Hickman, Kentucky. Death: 25 NOV 1870 in Freeburg, Osage County, Missouri, United States of America

  3. Catherine James: Birth: 1835 in Hickman Co., Kentucky. Death: 1841 in Jackson, Maries, Missouri

  4. Columbus James: Birth: 1836 in Hickman Co., Kentucky. Death: 23 Feb 1865 in Springfield, Greene, Missouri, USA

  5. Alonzo James: Birth: 24 MAR 1841 in Clinton, Hickman Co., Kentucky. Death: 20 Jan 1870 in Vienna, Maries Co., Missouri

  6. Americus James: Birth: 10 December 1844 in Kentucky, United States of America. Death: October 1864 in Lebanon, Laclede County, Missouri, United States of America

  7. John Burton James: Birth: abt 1848 in Clinton, Hickman, Kentucky, United States. Death: 12 NOV 1879 in Jackson, Maries, Missouri, USA


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Notes
a. Note:   o local tax records owned several hundred acres in that region.
  In the spring of 1844, David James sold his shareof inheritance from the death of his father, Thomas James, Six Mile Creek, Henry Co., Ky. to his brother, John James, and loaded all their belongings into a two wheel cart and left Kentucky to migrate into the Missouri territory with intentions to settle in the Boone's Lick area.
  By accident their wagon broke down near the Gasconde River on the Boone's lick and Potosi road and realizing repairs would take several days, David went in search of help and food to suffice their needs.
  Perhaps by divine providence or other mitigating circumstances, the first home place he came upon, was inhabited by his wife's brother, James Huffman, who had moved to Missouri from Hickman Co., KY. only a few months earlier.
  Once the necessary repairs were completed to their cart, they decidedit was to their benefit to settle nearby and raise their family.
  David bought the improvements on some land owned by Benjamin Smith and completed enteringit from the government in Smiths name. There David James and his wife Barbaraspent the rest of their natural lives.
  In common with the other southern sympathizers in this county, David James was frequently robbed and his property destroyed during the Civil War, and both he and his family suffered many indignities at the hands of the Union troops as well as the bushwhackers.
  1844 23 Feb Deed Bk 21 pg 59
 Joseph James of Graves Co KY and David James of Hickman Co KY to John James of Henry Co ..that Thos. James Sr. Of
 said county died...estate lying on Six Mile Creek containing ...about 220A.. Jos. & David being two of the legates and heirs
 of said Thomas James decd. Have sold their undivided interest to said John ....sum of seventy five Dollars to each in hand paid.
 David James Marker
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 David James Marker
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 David James Marker
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Note:   David and Barbara were married in Henry Co., Ky., and moved immediately thereafter to Hickman Co., KY. and settled on a parcel of land purportedly owned by her father, Phillip Huffman whom according t

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