Person:James Clevenger (2)

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James K. Clevenger
b.1819 Tennessee
d.21 Dec 1910 Grainger County, Tennessee
Parents and Siblings
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  1. Thomas S. Clevenger1810 - 1885
  2. Benjamin Clevenger1812 - 1850
  3. Franky\Franny Clevenger1814 -
  4. Elizabeth Clevenger1815 - 1863
  5. George W. Clevenger1817 - Bef 1900
  6. James K. Clevenger1819 - 1910
  7. Isaac Clevenger1820 -
  8. Duke Clevenger1823 -
  9. Elias\Elihu Clevenger1829 - Bef 1900
  10. Susan Clevenger1833 -
  11. William E. Clevenger1834 - 1896
  12. Nancy W. Clevenger1836 -
Spouse and Children
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m. 4 Oct 1846
  1. George Henry Clevenger1847 - 1912
  2. Dedrick Lawson Clevenger1849 - 1887
  3. Elizabeth Clevenger1850 -
  4. William L. Clevenger1850 - 1921
  5. James H. Clevenger1855 -
  6. Lelah Clevenger1857 -
  7. Cordelia Clevenger1858 - 1947
  8. Albert Reed Clevenger1859 - 1893
  9. Henrietta Clevenger1860 - 1920
  10. Charles A. Clevenger1861 - 1923
  11. John M. Clevenger1864 - 1892
  12. Walter R. Clevenger1865 - 1932
  13. Oliver L. Clevenger1872 -
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Facts and Events
Name[1] James K. Clevenger
Gender Male
Birth[2] 1819 Tennessee
Marriage 4 Oct 1846 Grainger, Tennessee, J.H. Dyer,JPto Eleanor M. Deat\Dial
Death[3] 21 Dec 1910 Grainger County, Tennessee
Other? Mill Springs,Jefferson,TennesseeBuried

On 14 June, 1850 James transferred his interest in the land left to him by his father to Henry Holston. source: Esther Brooks (address on file)

James was a master blacksmith source: Ron Clevenger

other sources: 1850, 1860 & 1880 TN census records, copy of Grainger Co. marriage record for James & Eleanor, snapshot of grave site, buried beside his daughter, Cordelia Clevenger Simpkins in Mill Springs Cemetery.

References
  1. ↑ Jefferson County census.
  2. ↑ Tombstone.
  3. ↑ Tombstone.
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