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James Weldon

Birth1794 - Columbia Co., Georgia
DeathBef. 1870 - Probably Muscogee Co., Ga
MotherRebecca Walker
FatherIsaac Moses Weldon/Welldon/Walton

Born in Columbia Co., Georgia on 1794 to Isaac Moses Weldon/Welldon/Walton and Rebecca Walker. James Weldon married Nancy A Darden and had 8 children. He passed away on Bef. 1870 in Probably Muscogee Co., Ga.

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Parents
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Isaac Moses Weldon/welldon/walton
1770 - 1867
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Rebecca Walker
1767 - 1850
Spouse(s)
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Nancy A Darden
1793 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Bertha Weldon
1832 - Unknown
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Elvira Weldon
1842 - Unknown
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Sarah J. Weldon
1834 - 1870
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Ellen Temperance Weldon
1829 - Unknown
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Nancy Whittier Weldon
1825 - 1914
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Mary Catherine Weldon
1845 - 1939
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Elizabeth Weldon
1855 - Unknown
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John Weldon
1834 - Unknown

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