Grandson of S.W.R. Jones.
James Gordon was born to Scott Jones and Clarinda (Clara) Jane Hicks.
Siblings: Allen Macmillan (1898); Verne Robert (1901); and Lois Adelaide (Toomb) (1903).
Lived in the Willamette Valley throughout his 80 years with the exception of time in World War I. He attended school in Gervais and Woodburn, followed by Oregon Agricultural College.
He was a member of Veterans of World War I, Barracks 1200.
He was a member of the Presbyterian Church in Salem.
His parents and brothers, Macmillan and Verne preceded him in death. His sister Adelaide Toomb lived nearby in Salem.
James Gordon was born to Scott Jones and Clarinda (Clara) Jane Hicks.
Siblings: Allen Macmillan (1898); Verne Robert (1901); and Lois Adelaide (Toomb) (1903).
Lived in the Willamette Valley throughout his 80 years with the exception of time in World War I. He attended school in Gervais and Woodburn, followed by Oregon Agricultural College.
He was a member of Veterans of World War I, Barracks 1200.
He was a member of the Presbyterian Church in Salem.
His parents and brothers, Macmillan and Verne preceded him in death. His sister Adelaide Toomb lived nearby in Salem.
Grandson of S.W.R. Jones.
James Gordon was born to Scott Jones and Clarinda (Clara) Jane Hicks.
Siblings: Allen Macmillan (1898); Verne Robert (1901); and Lois Adelaide (Toomb) (1903).
Lived in the Willamette Valley throughout his 80 years with the exception of time in World War I. He attended school in Gervais and Woodburn, followed by Oregon Agricultural College.
He was a member of Veterans of World War I, Barracks 1200.
He was a member of the Presbyterian Church in Salem.
His parents and brothers, Macmillan and Verne preceded him in death. His sister Adelaide Toomb lived nearby in Salem.
James Gordon was born to Scott Jones and Clarinda (Clara) Jane Hicks.
Siblings: Allen Macmillan (1898); Verne Robert (1901); and Lois Adelaide (Toomb) (1903).
Lived in the Willamette Valley throughout his 80 years with the exception of time in World War I. He attended school in Gervais and Woodburn, followed by Oregon Agricultural College.
He was a member of Veterans of World War I, Barracks 1200.
He was a member of the Presbyterian Church in Salem.
His parents and brothers, Macmillan and Verne preceded him in death. His sister Adelaide Toomb lived nearby in Salem.
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