Edward Sneed James was born January 18, 1882 as per his parents' Bible where his name is recorded as Edward S. James. However, there is conflicting documentation as to the exact date in January of his birth.
He was first interred in the James Family Cemetery in Frisco, Collin County, TX. His remains, along with those of several members of the James family, were later moved to Bethel Cemetery to accommodate the building of a new high school. The James Family cemetery was located on land originally owned by Edward's parents and grandparents.
At Bethel Cemetery, a single stone was placed to mark the graves of the James family members removed from the James Family Cemetery. The stone reads: Edward E. James Virginia James Family.
He was first interred in the James Family Cemetery in Frisco, Collin County, TX. His remains, along with those of several members of the James family, were later moved to Bethel Cemetery to accommodate the building of a new high school. The James Family cemetery was located on land originally owned by Edward's parents and grandparents.
At Bethel Cemetery, a single stone was placed to mark the graves of the James family members removed from the James Family Cemetery. The stone reads: Edward E. James Virginia James Family.
Edward Sneed James was born January 18, 1882 as per his parents' Bible where his name is recorded as Edward S. James. However, there is conflicting documentation as to the exact date in January of his birth.
He was first interred in the James Family Cemetery in Frisco, Collin County, TX. His remains, along with those of several members of the James family, were later moved to Bethel Cemetery to accommodate the building of a new high school. The James Family cemetery was located on land originally owned by Edward's parents and grandparents.
At Bethel Cemetery, a single stone was placed to mark the graves of the James family members removed from the James Family Cemetery. The stone reads: Edward E. James Virginia James Family.
He was first interred in the James Family Cemetery in Frisco, Collin County, TX. His remains, along with those of several members of the James family, were later moved to Bethel Cemetery to accommodate the building of a new high school. The James Family cemetery was located on land originally owned by Edward's parents and grandparents.
At Bethel Cemetery, a single stone was placed to mark the graves of the James family members removed from the James Family Cemetery. The stone reads: Edward E. James Virginia James Family.
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