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Thomas James

Birthabout 1765 - Stafford, Virginia, USA
DeathMay 1836 - Zanesfield, Logan Co., Ohio
MotherSarah Stanton
FatherThomas Smith James

Born in Stafford, Virginia, USA on about 1765 to Thomas Smith James and Sarah Stanton. Thomas James married Hannah Cook and had 10 children. He passed away on May 1836 in Zanesfield, Logan Co., Ohio.

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Parents
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Thomas Smith James
1740 - 1794
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Sarah Stanton
1741 - 1830
Spouse(s)
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Hannah Cook
1767 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Thomas James
1800 - 1865
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Isaac James
1796 - 1861
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Sarah A. ( M. Drake) James
1803 - 1880
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Phebe James
1806 - 1883
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Hannah James
1798 - 1886
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Levi James
1810 - Unknown
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Joseph James
1795 - Unknown
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Allen James
1820 - 1862
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Ruth James
1813 - Unknown
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Maria James
1819 - Unknown

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