James Richard Clanton

Birth9 Mar 1880 - Tyro, Tate County, Mississippi, USA

Death17 Mar 1950 - Tate County, Mississippi, USA

MotherEffie Stewart--In 1850 census it is spelled with a T, Some later spelled- Steward

FatherElijah Henry Clanton

Born in Tyro, Tate County, Mississippi, USA on 9 Mar 1880 to Elijah Henry Clanton and Effie Stewart--In 1850 census it is spelled with a T, Some later spelled- Steward. James Richard Clanton married Martha Roberts ("Mattie") Burford and had 8 children. He passed away on 17 Mar 1950 in Tate County, Mississippi, USA.

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Parents

Elijah Henry Clanton
1832 - 1891

Effie Stewart--in 1850 Census It Is Spelled With A T, Some Later Spelled- Steward
1852 - 1887

Spouse(s)

Martha Roberts ("Mattie") Burford
1884 - 1954

Bessie A Smart
1879 - 1914

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Zelma Clanton Crawford
1905 - 1992

James Richard Clanton
1909 - 1995

Effie May Clanton
1907 - 1987

John Halbert Clanton
1913 - 1993

Hershel Thompson Clanton
1921 - 2011

Pattie Clanton
1920 - 2005

Milton Harvey Clanton
1923 - 1996

Howard Richard Clanton
1927 - 1936

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