In memory of
Sarah Ann
Wife of
D.C. James
departed this life
Apr. 9, 1851
AE 21 y's 10 ms
Buried Nunn
Cemetery, off Hwy. 365, Crittenden County, Kentucky. Tombstone photographed
February 1993. There are a number of
graves marked only with rocks. These rocks may mark the burial sites of inmates
of the old Poorhouse Farm which, at one time, was located nearby.
David C.
James and Sarah Ann Nunn obtained a license to marry on 11 February 1850
Crittenden County. The bride's father, Ira Nunn, gave consent for the license
to issue.[1]
The 1850
Crittenden County census shows D.C. James, age 21 and a clerk born in Tennessee
and S.A. James, age 21 and born in Kentucky. Also living in the household was
Thomas Nunn, age 24 and a merchant born in Kentucky.[2]
[1] Brenda
Joyce Jerome. Crittenden County, Kentucky
Marriage Records Vol 1 1842-1865 and
Abstracts of Wills Book 1 1842-1924 (Evansville, IN: Evansville
Bindery, 1990) 29.
[2]
1850 Crittenden County, Kentucky, Dist. 2, Roll: M432_197, p. 254A, dwelling
108, family 108, Ancestry.com, accessed 13 November 2017.
Published 21 November 2017, Western Kentucky Genealogy Blog, http://wkygenealogy.blogspot.com/
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