ross, james
1889-08-12 – 9/7/1920
- Name variants
- James Ross; James Ross - Father (cert of Jenkins Elliot Ross); James Ross - Father (cert of Rosie J. Erwin); Ross, James
- Record count
- 29
- Sources
- census-1900,death_certs,life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Bloomfield; Calloway County, Ky.; Cape Girardeau; Dard; Dexter; Dexter, Mo.; Essex; Essex, Mo.; Missouri; Mr. and Mrs. Ragsdel's home (name truncated); New Lisbon; Pleasant Valley; Pleasant Valley, Mo.; Puxico; St. Louis
- First event date
- (undated)
- Last event date
- 1942-05-07
Timeline — 29 events
- (undated) Parma. James Ross was the guest of friends in Parma last week's end
- 1884-10-25 Cape Girardeau. James Ross visited the Cape fair. [cut in image] [OCR uncertain] Quote: "James Ross, Miss Tilley, Miss Myra... visited the fair at the Cape last week."
- 1889-08-12 Born in Missouri. Parents: Wm Ross / Polly ann Rifey.
- 1920-09-07 Age 31 yrs 25 ds. Cause: Accident piece of timber struck him in side work sawmill. Burial: Lock Cemetery (buried 1920-09-09).
- 1927-12-09 Hunterville. James Ross purchased a fine Holstein cow from Mr. Wright of near Hunterville Co-mentioned: Mr. Wright.
- 1928-06-29 Pleasant Valley. James Ross and family spent Sunday at the home of Joe Corlew; Chas. Corlew and family were also in on the big dinner Sunday Co-mentioned: Joe Corlew; Chas. Corlew.
- 1928-10-26 Pleasant Valley. James Ross and family spent Sunday at the home of Clarence Corlew Co-mentioned: Clarence Corlew. Quote: "James Ross and family spent Sunday at the home of Clarence Corlew."
- 1928-11-09 Pleasant Valley. James Ross and family visited at Chas. Corlew Sunday afternoon Co-mentioned: Chas. Corlew. Quote: "James Ross and family visited at Chas. Corlew Sunday afternoon."
- 1929-05-31 Pleasant Valley. James Ross and family visited Joe Corlew and family Sunday; with the Corlews visited friends in Sikeston for a few hours Sunday afternoon Co-mentioned: Joe Corlew.
- 1929-06-28 Pleasant Valley. James Ross and family and the Joe Corlew family spent Sunday at the home of Chas. Corlew Co-mentioned: Joe Corlew.
- 1929-07-12 Essex, Mo.. Pleasant Valley: James and Norma Lou, children of Mr. and Mrs. James Ross, are sick of malaria fever; Dr. Brandon, of Essex, is attending them Co-mentioned: Norma Lou Ross, Dr. Brandon. Quote: "James and Norma Lou, children of Mr. and Mrs. James Ross, are sick of malaria fever."
- 1930-01-17 Pleasant Valley. James Ross and family and Lula Walls were visitors last Sunday at the home of E. H. Ross and Mrs. Cor-- (name cut off in scan) Co-mentioned: Lula Walls; E. H. Ross. Quote: "James Ross and family and Lula Walls, were visitors last Sunday at the home of E. H. Ross and Mrs. Cor"
- 1930-01-31 Dexter; St. Louis. James Ross and Mr. Heath, employees at the Edwards Motor Co., Dexter, went to St. Louis Sunday in the interest of the firm Co-mentioned: Mr. Heath; Edwards Motor Co.. Quote: "James Ross and Mr. Heath, employees at the Edwards Motor Co., Dexter, went to St. Louis Sunday in the inte…
- 1930-02-14 James Ross and family spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. Ida Corlew Co-mentioned: Mrs. Ida Corlew. Quote: "James Ross and family spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. Ida Corlew."
- 1930-02-21 Pleasant Valley. Little James Ross has been very sick for several days, but is improving Quote: "Little James Ross has been very sick for several days, but is improving."
- 1930-03-07 Puxico. James Ross, of the Edwards Motor Co., was a Puxico business visitor Monday; he dined with the family of Mr. Noell, a former resident of this neighborhood
- 1930-03-21 James Ross and family, Chas. Corlew and family, Russell Corlew and Lewis Wamble spent Sunday at the home of E. H. Ross Quote: "James Ross and family, Chas. Corlew and family, Russell Corlew and Lewis Wamble spent Sunday at the home of E. H. Ross."
- 1930-03-28 Pleasant Valley. James Ross is on the sick list this week with a slight attack of flu Quote: "James Ross is on the sick list this week with a slight attack of flu."
- 1930-04-18 Pleasant Valley. James Ross and family enjoyed dinner Sunday with Mrs. Corlew Co-mentioned: Mrs. Corlew. Quote: "James Ross and family enjoyed dinner Sunday with Mrs. Corlew."
- 1930-08-15 Pleasant Valley. Little James Ross was sick Monday but is better now
- 1930-09-12 Dexter. James Ross and family were called with Mr. Otis H. Smith last Saturday; some remained until Sunday morning to accompany the body to Dexter Co-mentioned: Otis H. Smith. Quote: "some remaining until Sunday morning to accompany the body to Dexter"
- 1930-10-24 Pleasant Valley. With his family, spent Sunday at the home of E. H. Ross Co-mentioned: E. H. Ross. Quote: "spent Sunday at the home of E. H. Ross."
- 1930-11-21 Little James Ross is on the sick list this week; some kind of fever
- 1930-11-28 Essex. Little James Ross of Pleasant Valley is able to be up now after several days' battle with fever and pleurisy Co-mentioned: Mrs. Eskew. Quote: "Little James Ross is able to be up now, after several days' battle with fever and pleurisy"
- 1930-12-28 Pleasant Valley, Mo.. W. W. Bone spent Sunday night at the home of James Ross and Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. Joe Ross Co-mentioned: W. W. Bone; Joe Ross.
- 1931-04-12 Mr. and Mrs. Ragsdel's home (name truncated). James Ross and family, Ruby and Gladys Triplett, Curtis Eskew and Rachel McClard were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ragsdel [? — name truncated at crop edge] Co-mentioned: Mrs. James Ross; Ruby Triplett; Gladys Triplett; Curtis Eskew; Rache…
- 1931-06-22 Dexter, Mo.. James Ross is now at work with the Saccon [?] -Siebert Motor Co. at Dexter; he began work Monday Quote: "James Ross is now at work with the Saccon-Siebert Motor Co. at Dexter"
- 1931-09-11 Bloomfield. James Ross and family, Mrs. Corlew and Miss Hester Corlew enjoyed a trip to Cairo, Ill., and Cape Girardeau, Sunday Co-mentioned: Hester Corlew.
- 1942-05-07 James Ross received a long distance call from his brother Russell Corlew of Utica, N.Y
Dates and spellings are preserved as found in the source records; contradictions are kept, not smoothed over. See the methodology for how this archive handles uncertainty.