Our American Family - Person Sheet
Our American Family - Person Sheet
NameJames Gideon RYAN 18,206
Birth Date4 Nov 1819101,104,102
Birth PlaceRhea County, Tennessee
Death Date6 Oct 1899101,104 Age: 79
Death PlaceGreene County, Missouri
Burial PlaceRobberson Prairie, Green County, Missouri108
OccupationFarmer104
FatherAbner RYAN Sr. , 40 (1794-1865)
MotherRebecca Luce BROWN , 41 (1799-1851)
Spouses
Birth Date1824108
Death Date22 Aug 1894108 Age: 70
Burial PlaceRobberson Prairie, Green County, Missouri108
Family ID2423
Marr Date21 Apr 1844101,108
ChildrenAngeline (1845-)
 Gerrome (1848-)
 Selma J. (1850-)
 Nancy Eliza (1856-)
 John (1861-1934)
Notes for James Gideon RYAN
Married 1) Mary Devine, October 26, 1857.
Children: Jamina Angelina & John Thomas.

"Civil War, Private, Union, Company E, 12th Kansas Infantry Regiment." Thank you,
D.A.E., for military information. "The 12th Kansas Infantry was organized at Paola, Kansas in September 1862. It mustered in for three years under the command of Colonel Charles W. Adams. ...mustered out at Little Rock, Arkansas on June 3, 1865." Wikipedia

After the death of Mary, he married 2) Ann Pittman, August 23, 1866. To this union, nine children were born:
Artie May (1867-1941)
Mary A. E. (1869-1869)
William Henry (1870-1870)
James Frederick (1872-1929)
Melvin L. (1876-1896)
Nellie Emily (1878-1953)
Timothy David (1881-1960)
Maggie J. (1884-1889)
Retta Edna (1886-1938)
On Find A Grave.
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Notes for Frances “Fanny” (Spouse 1)
last name also listed as Jerleson206
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