One place give his birth place, Tuscumbia, Franklin, Co., , possibly before the counties were divided.
James "Wash" married Mary "Molly" Ann Thompson on Jan. 20, 1859.
Wash's parents were Jesse and Sintha "Rhoda" Bolton Jones.
They had 7-8 children, 3 girls are not listed. Mary Lida, b. March 04, 1862; Edna b. June 30,1871; and Lillian b. March 1876. Don't know who they married.
Molly's parents; William James and Elineer Almirah Coleman (Crow) (Crowell),Thompson.
James Washington served as 1st. Lt. in CSA Co. E 4th. Calvary Div. Roddey's. Wounded in leg in 1863. Continued walking with a limp. I don't know if he desserted the army or not. In 1866 he and his family went to San Sabba, TX.
He became a big cattle farmer. At one he had over, 100,000
head.
My 2 great grandpas, Elias Walter and Enoch Jimmy James served with "Wash" in the CSA. (preston malone)
Later on in life, end of 1899-1900, he came back to AL for a visit and was going to return to TX. Took sick and died on March 11, 1900, they prepared him for shipment and were carrying him by wagon to put him on the train, but was too late. He was buried in the Ezzell Cemetery. Later on his body was moved to what is called Greenhill-Ezzell Cemetery. His wife was buried in Reserve Cemetery, New Mexico, Catron, Co.,.
James "Wash" married Mary "Molly" Ann Thompson on Jan. 20, 1859.
Wash's parents were Jesse and Sintha "Rhoda" Bolton Jones.
They had 7-8 children, 3 girls are not listed. Mary Lida, b. March 04, 1862; Edna b. June 30,1871; and Lillian b. March 1876. Don't know who they married.
Molly's parents; William James and Elineer Almirah Coleman (Crow) (Crowell),Thompson.
James Washington served as 1st. Lt. in CSA Co. E 4th. Calvary Div. Roddey's. Wounded in leg in 1863. Continued walking with a limp. I don't know if he desserted the army or not. In 1866 he and his family went to San Sabba, TX.
He became a big cattle farmer. At one he had over, 100,000
head.
My 2 great grandpas, Elias Walter and Enoch Jimmy James served with "Wash" in the CSA. (preston malone)
Later on in life, end of 1899-1900, he came back to AL for a visit and was going to return to TX. Took sick and died on March 11, 1900, they prepared him for shipment and were carrying him by wagon to put him on the train, but was too late. He was buried in the Ezzell Cemetery. Later on his body was moved to what is called Greenhill-Ezzell Cemetery. His wife was buried in Reserve Cemetery, New Mexico, Catron, Co.,.
One place give his birth place, Tuscumbia, Franklin, Co., , possibly before the counties were divided.
James "Wash" married Mary "Molly" Ann Thompson on Jan. 20, 1859.
Wash's parents were Jesse and Sintha "Rhoda" Bolton Jones.
They had 7-8 children, 3 girls are not listed. Mary Lida, b. March 04, 1862; Edna b. June 30,1871; and Lillian b. March 1876. Don't know who they married.
Molly's parents; William James and Elineer Almirah Coleman (Crow) (Crowell),Thompson.
James Washington served as 1st. Lt. in CSA Co. E 4th. Calvary Div. Roddey's. Wounded in leg in 1863. Continued walking with a limp. I don't know if he desserted the army or not. In 1866 he and his family went to San Sabba, TX.
He became a big cattle farmer. At one he had over, 100,000
head.
My 2 great grandpas, Elias Walter and Enoch Jimmy James served with "Wash" in the CSA. (preston malone)
Later on in life, end of 1899-1900, he came back to AL for a visit and was going to return to TX. Took sick and died on March 11, 1900, they prepared him for shipment and were carrying him by wagon to put him on the train, but was too late. He was buried in the Ezzell Cemetery. Later on his body was moved to what is called Greenhill-Ezzell Cemetery. His wife was buried in Reserve Cemetery, New Mexico, Catron, Co.,.
James "Wash" married Mary "Molly" Ann Thompson on Jan. 20, 1859.
Wash's parents were Jesse and Sintha "Rhoda" Bolton Jones.
They had 7-8 children, 3 girls are not listed. Mary Lida, b. March 04, 1862; Edna b. June 30,1871; and Lillian b. March 1876. Don't know who they married.
Molly's parents; William James and Elineer Almirah Coleman (Crow) (Crowell),Thompson.
James Washington served as 1st. Lt. in CSA Co. E 4th. Calvary Div. Roddey's. Wounded in leg in 1863. Continued walking with a limp. I don't know if he desserted the army or not. In 1866 he and his family went to San Sabba, TX.
He became a big cattle farmer. At one he had over, 100,000
head.
My 2 great grandpas, Elias Walter and Enoch Jimmy James served with "Wash" in the CSA. (preston malone)
Later on in life, end of 1899-1900, he came back to AL for a visit and was going to return to TX. Took sick and died on March 11, 1900, they prepared him for shipment and were carrying him by wagon to put him on the train, but was too late. He was buried in the Ezzell Cemetery. Later on his body was moved to what is called Greenhill-Ezzell Cemetery. His wife was buried in Reserve Cemetery, New Mexico, Catron, Co.,.
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