In the 1900 U. S. census, 9 yr. old James H. Garrison (Gammon), b. Jul. 1890 in TN., was living in Civil District 10, Bradley, TN. with his
58 yr. old father, Will T. Garrison (Gammon), a farmer, b. Oct. 1842 in TN.
50 yr. old mother, Nancy A. Garrison, b. Jan. 1850 in TN.
29 yr. old brother, William Garrison, a farm laborer, b. May 1871 in TN.
19 yr. old sister, Mary Garrison, b. May 1881 in TN.
17 yr. old sister, Sarah E Garrison, b. Mar. 1883 in TN.
14 yr. old Jena Garrison, b. Feb. 1886 in TN.
12 yr. old sister, May Garrison, b. May 1888 in TN.
6 yr. old brother, Claude Garrison, b. Jul. 1893 in TN.
Will and Nancy had been married for 32 years. Nancy was the mother of 11 children, only 10 still alive by this census.
In the 1910 U. S. census, 19 yr. old James H. Gamon (Gammon), a wage earner, working on the home farm, b. in TN., was unmarried and living in Civil District 2, Bradley, TN. with his
68 yr. old father, William T. Gamon, b. in TN.
60 yr. old mother, Nancy C. Gamon, b. in TN.
17 yr. old brother, Claude Gamon, b. in TN.
James Harrison Gammon and Mabel Florence Perdew were married on Feb. 18, 1914 in Los Angeles, CA.
According to his May 26, 1917 WWI Draft Registration card, 23 yr. old James Harrison Gammon, b. in Cleveland, TN., was married with one child. He was living in Etiwanda, San Bernardino, CA., and working as a box maker in Brawley, San Bernardino, CA.
He was described as medium in height, slender, with blue eyes, light hair and no physical disabilities that would disqualify him from service.
The San Bernardino Daily Sun, P. 7, Fri., Apr. 16, 1915
James Gamon (Gammon) came in from Imperial the last of the week and joined his wife and child, who have been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.E. Perdew for a time. They moved to Alta Loma Tuesday, where Mr. Gamon has work in the packing house.
In the 1920 U.S. census, 28 yr. old James H. Gammon, a produce box maker, b. in TN., was lodging on Main St. in Heber, Imperial, CA. in the home of Robert and Mary McCracken and family with his
23 yr. old wife, Mabel F. Gammon, b. in CA.
5 yr. old daughter, Regina F. Gammon, b. in CA.
17 yr. old brother-in-law, J. Lynn C Perdew, a crate nailer, b. in CA.
Mabel's parents were both b. in CA.
James' father was b. in Ireland and his mother in TN.
According to the 1925 Monrovia City Directory, Jas (James) H., working in the fruits industry, and Mabel Gammon were living at 601 E. Orange Av. in Monrovia, Los Angeles county, CA.
The San Bernardino Sun-Telegram (San Bernardino, CA.), P. 10, Sat., Mar. 14, 1925
IN THE SHADOW
JAMES H. GAMMON
ONTARIO, March 13 - James H. Gammon, former resident of Etiwanda and well known throughout the West End, died today at the home of his brother-in-law, E. (Earnest) E. Perdew, 603 East Orange Street, Monrovia, at the age of 32. He had been ill for some time.
Mr. Gammon is survived by his widow, formerly Miss Mabel Perdew; a small daughter, Regina; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.T. Gammon residing in Tennessee; a sister, Mrs. Ellen Eattenberger of Cucamonga; and two brothers, Claude Gammon of Hermosa Beach and William Gammon of Los Angeles.
Mr. Gammon was a member of the Elks and the Ontario Lodge is to be in charge of the funeral services which will be held at Draper’s chapel Monday morning at 10 o’clock. Interment will be in Bellevue, Cemetery.
58 yr. old father, Will T. Garrison (Gammon), a farmer, b. Oct. 1842 in TN.
50 yr. old mother, Nancy A. Garrison, b. Jan. 1850 in TN.
29 yr. old brother, William Garrison, a farm laborer, b. May 1871 in TN.
19 yr. old sister, Mary Garrison, b. May 1881 in TN.
17 yr. old sister, Sarah E Garrison, b. Mar. 1883 in TN.
14 yr. old Jena Garrison, b. Feb. 1886 in TN.
12 yr. old sister, May Garrison, b. May 1888 in TN.
6 yr. old brother, Claude Garrison, b. Jul. 1893 in TN.
Will and Nancy had been married for 32 years. Nancy was the mother of 11 children, only 10 still alive by this census.
In the 1910 U. S. census, 19 yr. old James H. Gamon (Gammon), a wage earner, working on the home farm, b. in TN., was unmarried and living in Civil District 2, Bradley, TN. with his
68 yr. old father, William T. Gamon, b. in TN.
60 yr. old mother, Nancy C. Gamon, b. in TN.
17 yr. old brother, Claude Gamon, b. in TN.
James Harrison Gammon and Mabel Florence Perdew were married on Feb. 18, 1914 in Los Angeles, CA.
According to his May 26, 1917 WWI Draft Registration card, 23 yr. old James Harrison Gammon, b. in Cleveland, TN., was married with one child. He was living in Etiwanda, San Bernardino, CA., and working as a box maker in Brawley, San Bernardino, CA.
He was described as medium in height, slender, with blue eyes, light hair and no physical disabilities that would disqualify him from service.
The San Bernardino Daily Sun, P. 7, Fri., Apr. 16, 1915
James Gamon (Gammon) came in from Imperial the last of the week and joined his wife and child, who have been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.E. Perdew for a time. They moved to Alta Loma Tuesday, where Mr. Gamon has work in the packing house.
In the 1920 U.S. census, 28 yr. old James H. Gammon, a produce box maker, b. in TN., was lodging on Main St. in Heber, Imperial, CA. in the home of Robert and Mary McCracken and family with his
23 yr. old wife, Mabel F. Gammon, b. in CA.
5 yr. old daughter, Regina F. Gammon, b. in CA.
17 yr. old brother-in-law, J. Lynn C Perdew, a crate nailer, b. in CA.
Mabel's parents were both b. in CA.
James' father was b. in Ireland and his mother in TN.
According to the 1925 Monrovia City Directory, Jas (James) H., working in the fruits industry, and Mabel Gammon were living at 601 E. Orange Av. in Monrovia, Los Angeles county, CA.
The San Bernardino Sun-Telegram (San Bernardino, CA.), P. 10, Sat., Mar. 14, 1925
IN THE SHADOW
JAMES H. GAMMON
ONTARIO, March 13 - James H. Gammon, former resident of Etiwanda and well known throughout the West End, died today at the home of his brother-in-law, E. (Earnest) E. Perdew, 603 East Orange Street, Monrovia, at the age of 32. He had been ill for some time.
Mr. Gammon is survived by his widow, formerly Miss Mabel Perdew; a small daughter, Regina; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.T. Gammon residing in Tennessee; a sister, Mrs. Ellen Eattenberger of Cucamonga; and two brothers, Claude Gammon of Hermosa Beach and William Gammon of Los Angeles.
Mr. Gammon was a member of the Elks and the Ontario Lodge is to be in charge of the funeral services which will be held at Draper’s chapel Monday morning at 10 o’clock. Interment will be in Bellevue, Cemetery.
In the 1900 U. S. census, 9 yr. old James H. Garrison (Gammon), b. Jul. 1890 in TN., was living in Civil District 10, Bradley, TN. with his
58 yr. old father, Will T. Garrison (Gammon), a farmer, b. Oct. 1842 in TN.
50 yr. old mother, Nancy A. Garrison, b. Jan. 1850 in TN.
29 yr. old brother, William Garrison, a farm laborer, b. May 1871 in TN.
19 yr. old sister, Mary Garrison, b. May 1881 in TN.
17 yr. old sister, Sarah E Garrison, b. Mar. 1883 in TN.
14 yr. old Jena Garrison, b. Feb. 1886 in TN.
12 yr. old sister, May Garrison, b. May 1888 in TN.
6 yr. old brother, Claude Garrison, b. Jul. 1893 in TN.
Will and Nancy had been married for 32 years. Nancy was the mother of 11 children, only 10 still alive by this census.
In the 1910 U. S. census, 19 yr. old James H. Gamon (Gammon), a wage earner, working on the home farm, b. in TN., was unmarried and living in Civil District 2, Bradley, TN. with his
68 yr. old father, William T. Gamon, b. in TN.
60 yr. old mother, Nancy C. Gamon, b. in TN.
17 yr. old brother, Claude Gamon, b. in TN.
James Harrison Gammon and Mabel Florence Perdew were married on Feb. 18, 1914 in Los Angeles, CA.
According to his May 26, 1917 WWI Draft Registration card, 23 yr. old James Harrison Gammon, b. in Cleveland, TN., was married with one child. He was living in Etiwanda, San Bernardino, CA., and working as a box maker in Brawley, San Bernardino, CA.
He was described as medium in height, slender, with blue eyes, light hair and no physical disabilities that would disqualify him from service.
The San Bernardino Daily Sun, P. 7, Fri., Apr. 16, 1915
James Gamon (Gammon) came in from Imperial the last of the week and joined his wife and child, who have been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.E. Perdew for a time. They moved to Alta Loma Tuesday, where Mr. Gamon has work in the packing house.
In the 1920 U.S. census, 28 yr. old James H. Gammon, a produce box maker, b. in TN., was lodging on Main St. in Heber, Imperial, CA. in the home of Robert and Mary McCracken and family with his
23 yr. old wife, Mabel F. Gammon, b. in CA.
5 yr. old daughter, Regina F. Gammon, b. in CA.
17 yr. old brother-in-law, J. Lynn C Perdew, a crate nailer, b. in CA.
Mabel's parents were both b. in CA.
James' father was b. in Ireland and his mother in TN.
According to the 1925 Monrovia City Directory, Jas (James) H., working in the fruits industry, and Mabel Gammon were living at 601 E. Orange Av. in Monrovia, Los Angeles county, CA.
The San Bernardino Sun-Telegram (San Bernardino, CA.), P. 10, Sat., Mar. 14, 1925
IN THE SHADOW
JAMES H. GAMMON
ONTARIO, March 13 - James H. Gammon, former resident of Etiwanda and well known throughout the West End, died today at the home of his brother-in-law, E. (Earnest) E. Perdew, 603 East Orange Street, Monrovia, at the age of 32. He had been ill for some time.
Mr. Gammon is survived by his widow, formerly Miss Mabel Perdew; a small daughter, Regina; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.T. Gammon residing in Tennessee; a sister, Mrs. Ellen Eattenberger of Cucamonga; and two brothers, Claude Gammon of Hermosa Beach and William Gammon of Los Angeles.
Mr. Gammon was a member of the Elks and the Ontario Lodge is to be in charge of the funeral services which will be held at Draper’s chapel Monday morning at 10 o’clock. Interment will be in Bellevue, Cemetery.
58 yr. old father, Will T. Garrison (Gammon), a farmer, b. Oct. 1842 in TN.
50 yr. old mother, Nancy A. Garrison, b. Jan. 1850 in TN.
29 yr. old brother, William Garrison, a farm laborer, b. May 1871 in TN.
19 yr. old sister, Mary Garrison, b. May 1881 in TN.
17 yr. old sister, Sarah E Garrison, b. Mar. 1883 in TN.
14 yr. old Jena Garrison, b. Feb. 1886 in TN.
12 yr. old sister, May Garrison, b. May 1888 in TN.
6 yr. old brother, Claude Garrison, b. Jul. 1893 in TN.
Will and Nancy had been married for 32 years. Nancy was the mother of 11 children, only 10 still alive by this census.
In the 1910 U. S. census, 19 yr. old James H. Gamon (Gammon), a wage earner, working on the home farm, b. in TN., was unmarried and living in Civil District 2, Bradley, TN. with his
68 yr. old father, William T. Gamon, b. in TN.
60 yr. old mother, Nancy C. Gamon, b. in TN.
17 yr. old brother, Claude Gamon, b. in TN.
James Harrison Gammon and Mabel Florence Perdew were married on Feb. 18, 1914 in Los Angeles, CA.
According to his May 26, 1917 WWI Draft Registration card, 23 yr. old James Harrison Gammon, b. in Cleveland, TN., was married with one child. He was living in Etiwanda, San Bernardino, CA., and working as a box maker in Brawley, San Bernardino, CA.
He was described as medium in height, slender, with blue eyes, light hair and no physical disabilities that would disqualify him from service.
The San Bernardino Daily Sun, P. 7, Fri., Apr. 16, 1915
James Gamon (Gammon) came in from Imperial the last of the week and joined his wife and child, who have been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.E. Perdew for a time. They moved to Alta Loma Tuesday, where Mr. Gamon has work in the packing house.
In the 1920 U.S. census, 28 yr. old James H. Gammon, a produce box maker, b. in TN., was lodging on Main St. in Heber, Imperial, CA. in the home of Robert and Mary McCracken and family with his
23 yr. old wife, Mabel F. Gammon, b. in CA.
5 yr. old daughter, Regina F. Gammon, b. in CA.
17 yr. old brother-in-law, J. Lynn C Perdew, a crate nailer, b. in CA.
Mabel's parents were both b. in CA.
James' father was b. in Ireland and his mother in TN.
According to the 1925 Monrovia City Directory, Jas (James) H., working in the fruits industry, and Mabel Gammon were living at 601 E. Orange Av. in Monrovia, Los Angeles county, CA.
The San Bernardino Sun-Telegram (San Bernardino, CA.), P. 10, Sat., Mar. 14, 1925
IN THE SHADOW
JAMES H. GAMMON
ONTARIO, March 13 - James H. Gammon, former resident of Etiwanda and well known throughout the West End, died today at the home of his brother-in-law, E. (Earnest) E. Perdew, 603 East Orange Street, Monrovia, at the age of 32. He had been ill for some time.
Mr. Gammon is survived by his widow, formerly Miss Mabel Perdew; a small daughter, Regina; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.T. Gammon residing in Tennessee; a sister, Mrs. Ellen Eattenberger of Cucamonga; and two brothers, Claude Gammon of Hermosa Beach and William Gammon of Los Angeles.
Mr. Gammon was a member of the Elks and the Ontario Lodge is to be in charge of the funeral services which will be held at Draper’s chapel Monday morning at 10 o’clock. Interment will be in Bellevue, Cemetery.
