Buried 02 Jul 1853
James, a printer by trade, was the son of Humphrey Calder and Isobel Kerr. He married Isobel Arthur in Scotland in 1820. They had three children: Humphrey, William and John Arthur.
After Isobel's death in 1826, he married Mary Clarke in Campsie, Scotland on 17 June 1831. They had four children: Lillias, Jane, Elizabeth and Mary. After Mary's birth, the family emigrated to the United States.
∼He died from intestinal problems, per Cemetery records. His grave in the H. and William Calder plot, which he shares with Mary Calder, is unmarked.
James, a printer by trade, was the son of Humphrey Calder and Isobel Kerr. He married Isobel Arthur in Scotland in 1820. They had three children: Humphrey, William and John Arthur.
After Isobel's death in 1826, he married Mary Clarke in Campsie, Scotland on 17 June 1831. They had four children: Lillias, Jane, Elizabeth and Mary. After Mary's birth, the family emigrated to the United States.
∼He died from intestinal problems, per Cemetery records. His grave in the H. and William Calder plot, which he shares with Mary Calder, is unmarked.
Buried 02 Jul 1853
James, a printer by trade, was the son of Humphrey Calder and Isobel Kerr. He married Isobel Arthur in Scotland in 1820. They had three children: Humphrey, William and John Arthur.
After Isobel's death in 1826, he married Mary Clarke in Campsie, Scotland on 17 June 1831. They had four children: Lillias, Jane, Elizabeth and Mary. After Mary's birth, the family emigrated to the United States.
∼He died from intestinal problems, per Cemetery records. His grave in the H. and William Calder plot, which he shares with Mary Calder, is unmarked.
James, a printer by trade, was the son of Humphrey Calder and Isobel Kerr. He married Isobel Arthur in Scotland in 1820. They had three children: Humphrey, William and John Arthur.
After Isobel's death in 1826, he married Mary Clarke in Campsie, Scotland on 17 June 1831. They had four children: Lillias, Jane, Elizabeth and Mary. After Mary's birth, the family emigrated to the United States.
∼He died from intestinal problems, per Cemetery records. His grave in the H. and William Calder plot, which he shares with Mary Calder, is unmarked.
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