Note that the birth year on the gravestone indicates 1897, which differs from the year of birth contained on his World War I Draft Registration card.
He was the son of Balem Oscar McReynolds and Nancy Elizabeth Jones.
He married Annie Parker on 13 Feb 1917 in Washington County, Arkansas.
At the time of his WWI draft registration on June 5, 1917, James was 21 years old, living in Wheeler, Arkansas, self-employed as a farmer, and married. His physical description was listed as medium build, light brown eyes, with red (balding) hair, and with no disabilities.
In the 1920 census, the James McReynolds household, living in Elm Springs township, consisted of James (as HOH), wife Georgia, daughters Myrtle and Mary, and James' brother Charly.
He was the son of Balem Oscar McReynolds and Nancy Elizabeth Jones.
He married Annie Parker on 13 Feb 1917 in Washington County, Arkansas.
At the time of his WWI draft registration on June 5, 1917, James was 21 years old, living in Wheeler, Arkansas, self-employed as a farmer, and married. His physical description was listed as medium build, light brown eyes, with red (balding) hair, and with no disabilities.
In the 1920 census, the James McReynolds household, living in Elm Springs township, consisted of James (as HOH), wife Georgia, daughters Myrtle and Mary, and James' brother Charly.
Note that the birth year on the gravestone indicates 1897, which differs from the year of birth contained on his World War I Draft Registration card.
He was the son of Balem Oscar McReynolds and Nancy Elizabeth Jones.
He married Annie Parker on 13 Feb 1917 in Washington County, Arkansas.
At the time of his WWI draft registration on June 5, 1917, James was 21 years old, living in Wheeler, Arkansas, self-employed as a farmer, and married. His physical description was listed as medium build, light brown eyes, with red (balding) hair, and with no disabilities.
In the 1920 census, the James McReynolds household, living in Elm Springs township, consisted of James (as HOH), wife Georgia, daughters Myrtle and Mary, and James' brother Charly.
He was the son of Balem Oscar McReynolds and Nancy Elizabeth Jones.
He married Annie Parker on 13 Feb 1917 in Washington County, Arkansas.
At the time of his WWI draft registration on June 5, 1917, James was 21 years old, living in Wheeler, Arkansas, self-employed as a farmer, and married. His physical description was listed as medium build, light brown eyes, with red (balding) hair, and with no disabilities.
In the 1920 census, the James McReynolds household, living in Elm Springs township, consisted of James (as HOH), wife Georgia, daughters Myrtle and Mary, and James' brother Charly.
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