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James Hancock

Birth1827 - South Carolina, USA
Death1900 - Bucks Branch, Clarke, Georgia, United States
MotherTabitha Jackson
FatherWilliam Hancock

Born in South Carolina, USA on 1827 to William Hancock and Tabitha Jackson. James Hancock married Dicey Ann Nelms and had 12 children. He passed away on 1900 in Bucks Branch, Clarke, Georgia, United States.

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Parents
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William Hancock
1792 - 1840
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Tabitha Jackson
1794 - 1876
Spouse(s)
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Dicey Ann Nelms
1847 - Unknown
Children Show all
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John Thomas Hancock
1861 - 1922
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Robert David Hancock
1868 - 1933
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James Henry Hancock
1865 - 1937
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Alonzo Carl Hancock
1878 - Unknown
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Dicy E. Hancock
1873 - Unknown
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Walter L. Hancock
1879 - Unknown
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Fannie I. Hancock
1867 - Unknown
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Allie S Hancock
1871 - 1920
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Claudia Mae Hancock
1875 - 1946
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Estelle Hancock
1880 - 1923
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Mae Claudia Hancock
Unknown - Unknown
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Benjamin Asbury Hancock
1855 - 1888

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