James Eccles

Birth15 October 1772 - Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, USA

Death1 Jan 1860 - Clarksville, Mercer, Pennsylvania, United States

MotherRebecca (2) Stewart

FatherEdward (son of William) Eccles (Echols/Eckles) of Wrightsbourough, GA

Born in Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, USA on 15 October 1772 to Edward (son of William) Eccles (Echols/Eckles) of Wrightsbourough, GA and Rebecca (2) Stewart. James Eccles married Nancy T. Cameron and had 8 children. He passed away on 1 Jan 1860 in Clarksville, Mercer, Pennsylvania, United States.

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Parents

Edward (Son Of William) Eccles (Echols/eckles) Of Wrightsbourough, Ga
1715 - 1781

Rebecca (2) Stewart
1728 - 1782

Spouse(s)

Nancy T. Cameron
1790 - 1865

Martha Reddin
1776 - Unknown

Children Show all

Amelia Louisa Eckels
1833 - 1923

James Eckels
1819 - 1899

Esther Ann Eckels
1822 - 1916

Sarah Jane Eckels
1829 - 1905

William M Eckels
1804 - 1865

John Eckles
1821 - 1888

Robert Eckles
Unknown - Unknown

Wm. M. Eckles
1826 - Unknown

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