James had three sisters in addition to the brother listed below:
Maud Sophia (born Jan 25, 1880; died Oct 10, 1972 in Richmond, California). Maud married John Wesley Baker (born 1868; died 1944 in Elbert, Colorado).
Ruby Ruth (born Aug 16, 1891; died Jan 22, 1977 in Walnut Creek, California). Ruby married William C. Morgan (born 1889; died 1957 in Oakland, California).
Elsie Cedergren (born Apr 23, 1895; died Nov 7, 1992 in Berkeley, California). Elsie married Cyrus Alfred Miller (born 1888; died 1974 in Alameda County, California).
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James and Olive married March 24, 1913 in Denver, Colorado.
They had a daughter, Olive Laverne (born June 16, 1915 in Edgewater, Colorado; died May 14, 2006). Olive Laverne, known as Laverne, married James Woodrow Looker (Find a Grave Memorial 36079258).
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TEAMWAY WORKER CRUSHED TO DEATH
James H. Sturns, 40, was crushed to death at noon Monday in the material yards of Denver Tramway Company at Fourteenth and Platte Streets. He was attempting to couple a caboose to a car loaded with cement, according to fellow workmen, when the coupling slipped from his hands and struck him in the chest, hurling his body against the car of cement.
The man was dead when the police surgeon reached him.
Sturns was married and resided at 1118 West Forty-First Avenue.
Source: Published in the Denver Post in Denver, CO on Tuesday, December 10, 1918.
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STURNS – James H. Sturns, late of 3959 Jason. Remains at the Olinger Morturary. Funeral notice later.
Source: Published in the Rocky Mountain News in Denver, CO on Wednesday, December 11, 1918.
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STURNS – James Howard Sturns, beloved husband of Mrs. Olive Sturns and son of W. Sturns, late of 3959 Jason. Funeral services will be held from the Olinger Chapel Saturday at 2 p. m. Interment at Crown Hill Cemetery.
Source: Published in the Rocky Mountain News in Denver, CO on Thursday and Friday, December 12 - 13, 1918.
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STURNS – James Howard Sturns, beloved husband of Mrs. Olive Sturns and son of W. Sturns, late of 3959 Jason. Funeral services will be held from the Olinger Chapel today at 2 p. m. Interment at Crown Hill Cemetery.
Source: Published in the Rocky Mountain News in Denver, CO on Thursday and Friday, December 12 - 13, 1918.
Maud Sophia (born Jan 25, 1880; died Oct 10, 1972 in Richmond, California). Maud married John Wesley Baker (born 1868; died 1944 in Elbert, Colorado).
Ruby Ruth (born Aug 16, 1891; died Jan 22, 1977 in Walnut Creek, California). Ruby married William C. Morgan (born 1889; died 1957 in Oakland, California).
Elsie Cedergren (born Apr 23, 1895; died Nov 7, 1992 in Berkeley, California). Elsie married Cyrus Alfred Miller (born 1888; died 1974 in Alameda County, California).
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James and Olive married March 24, 1913 in Denver, Colorado.
They had a daughter, Olive Laverne (born June 16, 1915 in Edgewater, Colorado; died May 14, 2006). Olive Laverne, known as Laverne, married James Woodrow Looker (Find a Grave Memorial 36079258).
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TEAMWAY WORKER CRUSHED TO DEATH
James H. Sturns, 40, was crushed to death at noon Monday in the material yards of Denver Tramway Company at Fourteenth and Platte Streets. He was attempting to couple a caboose to a car loaded with cement, according to fellow workmen, when the coupling slipped from his hands and struck him in the chest, hurling his body against the car of cement.
The man was dead when the police surgeon reached him.
Sturns was married and resided at 1118 West Forty-First Avenue.
Source: Published in the Denver Post in Denver, CO on Tuesday, December 10, 1918.
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STURNS – James H. Sturns, late of 3959 Jason. Remains at the Olinger Morturary. Funeral notice later.
Source: Published in the Rocky Mountain News in Denver, CO on Wednesday, December 11, 1918.
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
STURNS – James Howard Sturns, beloved husband of Mrs. Olive Sturns and son of W. Sturns, late of 3959 Jason. Funeral services will be held from the Olinger Chapel Saturday at 2 p. m. Interment at Crown Hill Cemetery.
Source: Published in the Rocky Mountain News in Denver, CO on Thursday and Friday, December 12 - 13, 1918.
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STURNS – James Howard Sturns, beloved husband of Mrs. Olive Sturns and son of W. Sturns, late of 3959 Jason. Funeral services will be held from the Olinger Chapel today at 2 p. m. Interment at Crown Hill Cemetery.
Source: Published in the Rocky Mountain News in Denver, CO on Thursday and Friday, December 12 - 13, 1918.
James had three sisters in addition to the brother listed below:
Maud Sophia (born Jan 25, 1880; died Oct 10, 1972 in Richmond, California). Maud married John Wesley Baker (born 1868; died 1944 in Elbert, Colorado).
Ruby Ruth (born Aug 16, 1891; died Jan 22, 1977 in Walnut Creek, California). Ruby married William C. Morgan (born 1889; died 1957 in Oakland, California).
Elsie Cedergren (born Apr 23, 1895; died Nov 7, 1992 in Berkeley, California). Elsie married Cyrus Alfred Miller (born 1888; died 1974 in Alameda County, California).
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James and Olive married March 24, 1913 in Denver, Colorado.
They had a daughter, Olive Laverne (born June 16, 1915 in Edgewater, Colorado; died May 14, 2006). Olive Laverne, known as Laverne, married James Woodrow Looker (Find a Grave Memorial 36079258).
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TEAMWAY WORKER CRUSHED TO DEATH
James H. Sturns, 40, was crushed to death at noon Monday in the material yards of Denver Tramway Company at Fourteenth and Platte Streets. He was attempting to couple a caboose to a car loaded with cement, according to fellow workmen, when the coupling slipped from his hands and struck him in the chest, hurling his body against the car of cement.
The man was dead when the police surgeon reached him.
Sturns was married and resided at 1118 West Forty-First Avenue.
Source: Published in the Denver Post in Denver, CO on Tuesday, December 10, 1918.
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STURNS – James H. Sturns, late of 3959 Jason. Remains at the Olinger Morturary. Funeral notice later.
Source: Published in the Rocky Mountain News in Denver, CO on Wednesday, December 11, 1918.
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
STURNS – James Howard Sturns, beloved husband of Mrs. Olive Sturns and son of W. Sturns, late of 3959 Jason. Funeral services will be held from the Olinger Chapel Saturday at 2 p. m. Interment at Crown Hill Cemetery.
Source: Published in the Rocky Mountain News in Denver, CO on Thursday and Friday, December 12 - 13, 1918.
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STURNS – James Howard Sturns, beloved husband of Mrs. Olive Sturns and son of W. Sturns, late of 3959 Jason. Funeral services will be held from the Olinger Chapel today at 2 p. m. Interment at Crown Hill Cemetery.
Source: Published in the Rocky Mountain News in Denver, CO on Thursday and Friday, December 12 - 13, 1918.
Maud Sophia (born Jan 25, 1880; died Oct 10, 1972 in Richmond, California). Maud married John Wesley Baker (born 1868; died 1944 in Elbert, Colorado).
Ruby Ruth (born Aug 16, 1891; died Jan 22, 1977 in Walnut Creek, California). Ruby married William C. Morgan (born 1889; died 1957 in Oakland, California).
Elsie Cedergren (born Apr 23, 1895; died Nov 7, 1992 in Berkeley, California). Elsie married Cyrus Alfred Miller (born 1888; died 1974 in Alameda County, California).
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James and Olive married March 24, 1913 in Denver, Colorado.
They had a daughter, Olive Laverne (born June 16, 1915 in Edgewater, Colorado; died May 14, 2006). Olive Laverne, known as Laverne, married James Woodrow Looker (Find a Grave Memorial 36079258).
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TEAMWAY WORKER CRUSHED TO DEATH
James H. Sturns, 40, was crushed to death at noon Monday in the material yards of Denver Tramway Company at Fourteenth and Platte Streets. He was attempting to couple a caboose to a car loaded with cement, according to fellow workmen, when the coupling slipped from his hands and struck him in the chest, hurling his body against the car of cement.
The man was dead when the police surgeon reached him.
Sturns was married and resided at 1118 West Forty-First Avenue.
Source: Published in the Denver Post in Denver, CO on Tuesday, December 10, 1918.
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
STURNS – James H. Sturns, late of 3959 Jason. Remains at the Olinger Morturary. Funeral notice later.
Source: Published in the Rocky Mountain News in Denver, CO on Wednesday, December 11, 1918.
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
STURNS – James Howard Sturns, beloved husband of Mrs. Olive Sturns and son of W. Sturns, late of 3959 Jason. Funeral services will be held from the Olinger Chapel Saturday at 2 p. m. Interment at Crown Hill Cemetery.
Source: Published in the Rocky Mountain News in Denver, CO on Thursday and Friday, December 12 - 13, 1918.
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STURNS – James Howard Sturns, beloved husband of Mrs. Olive Sturns and son of W. Sturns, late of 3959 Jason. Funeral services will be held from the Olinger Chapel today at 2 p. m. Interment at Crown Hill Cemetery.
Source: Published in the Rocky Mountain News in Denver, CO on Thursday and Friday, December 12 - 13, 1918.
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