Family Card - Person Sheet
Family Card - Person Sheet
NameJames B. McCLURE 667
Birth DateMar 1845
Birth PlaceLafayette County, Missouri
Death Date24 Nov 1924 Age: 79
Death PlaceLafayette County, Missouri
Burial PlaceEl Dorado Springs, Cedar County, Missouri, El Dorado Springs Cemetery
FatherCharles David McCLURE (1804-1853)
MotherHannah HOOPER (1808-1882)
Spouses
Birth Date27 May 1849
Birth PlaceLafayette County, Missouri
Death Date9 Jan 1935 Age: 85
Death PlaceEl Dorado Springs, Cedar County, Missouri
Burial PlaceEl Dorado Springs, Cedar County, Missouri, El Dorado Springs Cemetery
Family ID6553
Marr Date18 Apr 1866
Marr PlaceWellington, Lafayette County, Missouri
Marr MemoMissouri, U.S., Marriage Records, 1805-2002
ChildrenClyde F. (1887-1947)
Notes for Julia Ann (Spouse 1)
Information is from death certificate.
d/o James Cummins and Judah Cummins

Information below is from someone that was not logged into F.A.G.

Julia A. Cummins, d/o James and Judah Cummins (cousins) was born 1848 Missouri. She married 18 April 1886 (Missouri marriages) Lafayette County, MO to James McClure born about 1845 Missouri.

She is on the 1870 Sni-a-bar, Lafayette Co.,MO census w/husband James and two children, plus her mother; 1880 they are in Milford, Barton, MO;
She is in 1900, 1910, 1920 and 1930 Cedar County, MO censuses. I cannot find her after the 1930 census, so she possibly died between 1930 and 1940.

Taking names from the census records she and James had the following children: W. Charles (1867), James (1869), B. Fanny (1871) E. Dora (1875), L. Robert (1878), H. John (1880-1957), Mable (1884), Clyde (1888-1968 - buried w/wife Nina), Wesley (born 19 Feb 1885 according to MO birth records in Barton Co.), and Bena (daughter) 1891.
Gravesite Details
w/o James
On Find A Grave.
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