Clinton-Warren County OhArchives Deaths.....Williams, James Jackson August 10, 1915
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Name:                Williams, James Jackson
Date Of Death:       August 10, 1915 Time: 
Place Of Death:      Salem Twp. Warren Co. OH
Residence:           Wilmington, Clinton Co. OH
Gender:              Male
Race:                W
Age:                 77
Marital Status:      Widowed
Spouse:              Oren, Elizabeth
Date Of Birth:       February 8, 1838
Place Of Birth:      Warren Co. Virginia
Mother's Name:       Curry, Sophia
Mother's Birthplace: Virginia
Father's Name:       Williams, Sanford
Father's Birthplace: Virginia
Cause Of Death:      stroke/paralysis
Hospital:            Unavailable
SS Number:           Unavailable
Occupation:          farmer
Funeral Home:        Unavailable
Doctor:              Unavailable
Coroner:             Unavailable
Informant:           Unavailable
Date Of Burial:      Unavailable
Place Of Burial:     Sugar Grove Cemetery, Wilmington, Clinton Co. OH
Date Recorded:       Unavailable
Source Of Record:    Ohio Death Record and Obituary

Obituary - 9/2/1915:  James J. Williams, second son of Sanford and Sopia(sic) 
Curry Williams, was born February 8/1838 and died August 10,1915 at the age of 
77 years 6 months and twenty days.  On march 28,1860 he was married to 
Elizabeth Oren whose death occured six months and ten days befor his own. To 
this union were born four daughters; one of whom, Mrs. Milan Spencer died a 
few years ago.  Mrs. Scott Osborn and Mrs. Alfred Whetsel of Morrow and Mrs. 
Ora Humphrey of Midland, Ohio, who have so recently laid away their mother, 
now mourn the loss af a kind and loving father.  From the age of 18 until four 
years ago, James Williams lived in the vicinity of Wilmington where he 
followed the vocation of a farmer.  About four years ago he moved to Warren 
Cournty near Morrow.  During the Home-coming at Wilmington he was afflicted 
with a stroke of paralysis and has since had other strokes finally resulting 
in his death.  He was honest and upright citizen, a good neighbor and a fond 
father.  Brothers and sisters and a host of friends mourn his loss.  
     Funeral conducted by Rev. E. L. Cary and Rev. F. R. Purdy of Wilmington 
Friends church.  Interment in Sugar Grove cemetery

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