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James Course

Birth1680 - Talbot, Maryland, United States
Death8 Apr 1720 - Talbot, Maryland, United States
MotherElizabeth Morgan
FatherHenry De Coursey

Born in Talbot, Maryland, United States on 1680 to Henry De Coursey and Elizabeth Morgan. James Course married Joan Corse and had 10 children. He passed away on 8 Apr 1720 in Talbot, Maryland, United States.

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Parents
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Henry De Coursey
1622 - 1695
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Elizabeth Morgan
1642 - 1702
Spouse(s)
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Joan Corse
1670 - 1696
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Ann Beck
1693 - 1765
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Mary Turbutt
1678 - 1735
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Ann Beck
Unknown - Unknown
Children Show all
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James Corse
1693 - 1747
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John Corse
1701 - 1763
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Michael Course
1708 - 1749
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Hannah Corse
1708 - 1720
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William Course
1705 - Unknown
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William Corse
1702 - 1738
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Mary De Coursey Or Coursey
1695 - 1735
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Thomas Corse
Unknown - 1809
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John Coursey
1707 - 1760
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John Course
Unknown - Unknown

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