James Wesley Sidebottom

Birth05 Jul 1898 - JD Sidebottom farmstead, SW of Gladstone, Section 10, Osage Twp., Morgan, MO

Death14 Oct 1993 - Barnett, Morgan, Missouri, United States of America

MotherTamer Narcissus Hindman

FatherJefferson Davis Sidebottom

Born in JD Sidebottom farmstead, SW of Gladstone, Section 10, Osage Twp., Morgan, MO on 05 Jul 1898 to Jefferson Davis Sidebottom and Tamer Narcissus Hindman. James Wesley Sidebottom had 8 children. He passed away on 14 Oct 1993 in Barnett, Morgan, Missouri, United States of America.

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Parents

Jefferson Davis Sidebottom
1861 - 1923

Tamer Narcissus Hindman
1865 - 1942

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Maude Esther Sidebottom
1932 - 2009

Margaret Laverne Sidebottom- Wood
1924 - 2012

Rachel Naomi Hayes - Hicks- Wood
1934 - 2016

James Alvin Sidebottom
1939 - 2013

Wilma Virginia Sidebottom
1936 - 2016

Goldie Frances Sidebottom Branstetter
1920 - Unknown

Ruby Lucille Sidebottom - Weaver
1925 - Unknown

Paul Lorraine Sidebottom
1922 - Unknown

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