Corporal James H Florance, born in 1882, was the son of Florian Hart Florance and Sarah (Hendricks) Florance of New York City.
In the 1900 census 18-year-old James is living with his 59-year-old widowed mother and sisters Daisy 30, and Sylvia 26 at 226 W 138th street in Manhattan. His father had died the year before. The family must have been quite well off as they had four domestic servants.
In the 1910 census 28-year-old James is living with his 69-year-old widowed mother and sister Daisy 40, still at 226 W 138th street in Manhattan.
In the 1915 New York state census 33-year-old James is living with his 74-year-old widowed mother and sister Daisy 40, at 276 Riverside Drive in Manhattan.
Newspapers of the day and Soldiers of the Great War, Volume 2, New York, lists Corporals: Florance, James H., from New York City as Died of Disease 2 Mar 1919.
In the 1900 census 18-year-old James is living with his 59-year-old widowed mother and sisters Daisy 30, and Sylvia 26 at 226 W 138th street in Manhattan. His father had died the year before. The family must have been quite well off as they had four domestic servants.
In the 1910 census 28-year-old James is living with his 69-year-old widowed mother and sister Daisy 40, still at 226 W 138th street in Manhattan.
In the 1915 New York state census 33-year-old James is living with his 74-year-old widowed mother and sister Daisy 40, at 276 Riverside Drive in Manhattan.
Newspapers of the day and Soldiers of the Great War, Volume 2, New York, lists Corporals: Florance, James H., from New York City as Died of Disease 2 Mar 1919.
Corporal James H Florance, born in 1882, was the son of Florian Hart Florance and Sarah (Hendricks) Florance of New York City.
In the 1900 census 18-year-old James is living with his 59-year-old widowed mother and sisters Daisy 30, and Sylvia 26 at 226 W 138th street in Manhattan. His father had died the year before. The family must have been quite well off as they had four domestic servants.
In the 1910 census 28-year-old James is living with his 69-year-old widowed mother and sister Daisy 40, still at 226 W 138th street in Manhattan.
In the 1915 New York state census 33-year-old James is living with his 74-year-old widowed mother and sister Daisy 40, at 276 Riverside Drive in Manhattan.
Newspapers of the day and Soldiers of the Great War, Volume 2, New York, lists Corporals: Florance, James H., from New York City as Died of Disease 2 Mar 1919.
In the 1900 census 18-year-old James is living with his 59-year-old widowed mother and sisters Daisy 30, and Sylvia 26 at 226 W 138th street in Manhattan. His father had died the year before. The family must have been quite well off as they had four domestic servants.
In the 1910 census 28-year-old James is living with his 69-year-old widowed mother and sister Daisy 40, still at 226 W 138th street in Manhattan.
In the 1915 New York state census 33-year-old James is living with his 74-year-old widowed mother and sister Daisy 40, at 276 Riverside Drive in Manhattan.
Newspapers of the day and Soldiers of the Great War, Volume 2, New York, lists Corporals: Florance, James H., from New York City as Died of Disease 2 Mar 1919.
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Entered the service from New York.
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