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James Dear

Birth1827 - England
Death22 Feb 1903 - Richmond Ray County Missouri USA
MotherCatherine Baugh
FatherStephen Dear

Born in England on 1827 to Stephen Dear and Catherine Baugh. James Dear married Fanny Mary Brown and had 10 children. He passed away on 22 Feb 1903 in Richmond Ray County Missouri USA.

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Parents
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Stephen Dear
1800 - 1885
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Catherine Baugh
1804 - 1877
Spouse(s)
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Fanny Mary Brown
1850 - 1927
Children Show all
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Steve/stephen B Dear
1872 - 1932
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Henry Hinwood
1842 - 1916
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James Brown Dear
1867 - 1934
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George Brown Dear
1870 - 1945
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William "Bill" Dear
1886 - 1974
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Emma A Dear
1880 - 1885
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Frank Dear
1875 - 1959
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Harold Percival "Harry Percy " Dear
1888 - 1950
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Elizabeth Ann Hinwood
1846 - 1852
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Christopher Dear
1850 - Unknown

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