CEDAR COUNTY, NEBRASKA -   James Chamberlain
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NOTE:  The Wynot Tribune ceased operations in the 1930s.


Wynot Tribune 8-24-1916

James Chamberlain was born December 29, 1862 in Poweshiek Co. Iowa. In 
1871, at the age of nine years, James came with his parents to Ponca, 
NE., and from this place they came to St. James and Wynot, where the 
balance of his life he spent, He died at St. Joseph's Hospital, Sioux 
City, August 15, 1916. He leaves to mourn his death three brothers and 
three sisters, besides many friends. 

            James was always an industrious boy and man, remaining with 
his parents until their death. He was faithful to his home ties and 
duties. He loved the church of the living God which he made evident by 
his faithful attendance. He was strictly temperate in all his habits and 
passes on with assurance of reward for faithful service rendered.

            The funeral was held from the Methodist church by Rev. K.O. 
Pearson, the body being buried in the family lot of the local cemetery.



Card of Thanks

            We desire to extend our heartfelt thanks for the very kind and 
helpful aid extended at the death and funeral of our beloved brother James 
Chamberlain, and for the beautiful floral offerings.

His brothers and sisters