James Roadman Harrell

Birth9 Jul 1816 - Clinch Mountain, Grainger Co., TN

Death20 Jan 1898 - Washburn, Grainger, Tennessee, USA

MotherDicy (Dicey, Donna, Donnie) Hern (Herndon, Herrin, Herring, Herron, Harem)

FatherWilliam Nelson Harrell

Born in Clinch Mountain, Grainger Co., TN on 9 Jul 1816 to William Nelson Harrell and Dicy (Dicey, Donna, Donnie) Hern (Herndon, Herrin, Herring, Herron, Harem). James Roadman Harrell married Martha Cardwell and had 11 children. He passed away on 20 Jan 1898 in Washburn, Grainger, Tennessee, USA.

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Parents

William Nelson Harrell
1785 - 1859

Dicy (Dicey, Donna, Donnie) Hern (Herndon, Herrin, Herring, Herron, Harem)
1785 - 1860

Spouse(s)

Martha Cardwell
1821 - 1880

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Saphira Isabelle (Sophie) Harrell
1862 - 1938

Nancy Mariah (Nannie) Harrell
1864 - 1929

Martha Luticia Harrell
1853 - 1940

William O. B. Harrell
1846 - 1923

Sarah E. (Sallie) Harrell
1841 - 1884

Malinda J. Harrell
1838 - 1907

Laura Louisa Harrell
1845 - 1895

Mary E Harrell
1843 - Unknown

Catherine M "Katie" Harrell
1857 - 1936

Richard M Harrell
1850 - 1852

Rufus Miller Harrell
1864 - 1927

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