Mr. JAMES & Ms. __?_

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Mr. JAMES
Ms. __?__

Husband: Mr. JAMES

Marriage:

Wife: Ms __?__

Children:

1. Martha J. JAMES, b. 1831/2
2. William B. JAMES, b. 1834/5
3. John A. JAMES, b. 1836/7
4. Salenia E. JAMES, b. 1838/9
5. Harriet L. JAMES, b. 1838/9

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Sources:

1. 1850 Census Every-Name-Index/Images (online at Ancestry.com; Image #131 of 190): Thirty-First District, Forsyth Co., GA, Roll M432_69, p. 210A, 910/910, enumerted 11 Oct 1850, official enumeration date 1 Jun 1850 (extracted by Diana Gale Matthiesen):

Aaron Robertson 87 M Farmer 150 NC

Jane " 79 F "

Martha J James 18 F "

William B " 15 M Farmer "

John A " 13 M "

Salenia E " 11 F "

Harriet L " 11 F "

Are Aaron & Jane ROBERSON their maternal grandparents? Listed two households from M.J. ROBERSON (æ 32, b. NC, wife Sarah), who is nine households from A.J. JAMES (æ 18, b. GA, wife Lucinda). There are 35 JAMES individuals indexed in the county, but only one other JAMES family from North Carolina: Cyrus & Elizabeth (FIELDS) JAMES.

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