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JAMES CLYDE

BirthDec 1851 - Northern Ireland
Death10 June 1901 - Brooklyn, Kings County (Brooklyn), New York, United States of America
MotherElizabeth Clyde
FatherJOHN CLYDE

Born in Northern Ireland on Dec 1851 to JOHN CLYDE and Elizabeth Clyde. JAMES CLYDE married MARY WALKER CLYDE and had 11 children. He passed away on 10 June 1901 in Brooklyn, Kings County (Brooklyn), New York, United States of America.

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Parents
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John Clyde
1828 - 1905
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Elizabeth Clyde
1827 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Mary Walker Clyde
1857 - 1931
Children Show all
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William Clyde
1879 - 1917
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Edith Clyde
1881 - 1959
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Elizabeth ( Elsie Elizabeth ) Clyde
1886 - Unknown
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Annie Clyde
1885 - Unknown
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Isabella Clyde
1883 - 1959
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Maud Clyde
1897 - 1980
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James Clyde
1891 - Unknown
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David Rodney Clyde
1899 - 1985
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John Clyde
1889 - 1969
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Lillian Annie Clyde
1896 - Unknown
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Mary Clyde,
1878 - Unknown

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