James Worcester

Birth1824 - Columbia, Washington, Maine, USA

Death21 Apr 1863 - Baton Rouge, East Baton Rouge, Louisiana, USA

MotherSarah Ward (Worcester) (DNA CIRCLE) (DESC/W. Wallace-John Ward and Rebecca Lovett)

FatherAmos Worcester (DNA CIRCLE) (DESC/Moses Worcester-5th-Samuel M. Leighton 5th-King Edward, I and Queen Eleanor Capet)

Born in Columbia, Washington, Maine, USA on 1824 to Amos Worcester (DNA CIRCLE) (DESC/Moses Worcester-5th-Samuel M. Leighton 5th-King Edward, I and Queen Eleanor Capet) and Sarah Ward (Worcester) (DNA CIRCLE) (DESC/W. Wallace-John Ward and Rebecca Lovett). James Worcester married Elsie Grant and had 3 children. He passed away on 21 Apr 1863 in Baton Rouge, East Baton Rouge, Louisiana, USA.

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Parents

Amos Worcester (Dna Circle) (Desc/moses Worcester-5th-samuel M. Leighton 5Th-king Edward, I And Queen Eleanor Capet)
1796 - 1876

Sarah Ward (Worcester) (Dna Circle) (Desc/w. Wallace-john Ward And Rebecca Lovett)
1796 - 1865

Spouse(s)

Elsie Grant
1825 - 1903

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Phidelia Worcester
1847 - 1925

Philena S Worcester
1848 - 1905

James L. Worcester
Unknown - 1860

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