OHIO STATEWIDE FILES - OBIT: JAMES, Harvy Kiah (1944)

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Independence Daily Reporter, Independence, Kansas, 19 Aug 1944:

Harvy Kiah James, son of Joseph Lee and Martha A. James, was born in Ohio 
County, Kentucky, Sept. 11, 1858.  He came with his family to Kansas July
5, 
1870 and settled on a homestead near Wayside, Kansas.  He taught school in 
this county for 31 consecutive years.  On Sept. 1, 1887, he was united in 
marriage to Lyda Kelly and to this union five children were born, two sons 
and three daughters.  The wife, two sons and one daughter, Mrs. Opal 
Kishpaugh preceded him in death.

The deceased became a member of the Church of Christ in early manhood.

Other survivors are three grandchildren and four great grandchildren,
besides 
a brother, J. B. JAMES of Wichita, Kansas, a sister, Mrs. Dora Hudson, 
Coffeyville, Kansas and Mrs. Alice Robards, Vici, Okla.

He departed this life Aug. 5, 1944 at Mercy Hospital.  Funeral services
were 
held at the Potts Chapel Aug. 9, 1944, conducted by Rev. O. M. Davis, of 
Parsons, Kansas.  Burial in Harrisonville Cemetery.