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James E Head

Birth1824 - Missouri, United States
Death15 Aug 1875 - Milan, Sullivan, Missouri, United States
MotherLucinda Head
FatherWilliam L Head

Born in Missouri, United States on 1824 to William L Head and Lucinda Head. James E Head married Lucenda E George Harmon and had 15 children. He passed away on 15 Aug 1875 in Milan, Sullivan, Missouri, United States.

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Parents
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William L Head
1804 - 1865
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Lucinda Head
1805 - 1860
Spouse(s)
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Lucenda E George Harmon
1836 - 1928
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Sarah Hollon
1821 - 1860
Children Show all
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Thomas Jefferson Head
1872 - 1933
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Robert Byron Head
1868 - 1927
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Daniel Anderson Head
1845 - 1918
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Oscar Head
1875 - Unknown
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Minnie A Head
1871 - 1893
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Emma Josie Head
1866 - 1926
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James E. Head
1854 - 1882
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Sarah Elizabeth Head
1857 - 1907
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Mary Ellen Head
1850 - 1871
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Minnie A. Head
1871 - Unknown
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Jane Head
1841 - Unknown
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Jane Head
1836 - Unknown
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Mary E Head
1850 - 1942
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Daniel Anderson Head
1846 - 1918
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James E. Head
1854 - Unknown

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