shipman, james
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- James Shipman;James Shipman - Father (cert of Hilea E. Gibson);Shipman, James;Jas. Shipman
- Record count
- 8
- Sources
- census-1950,death_certs,life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Castor; Castor Township,Stoddard County,Missouri; Stoddard; Stoddard Co; Stoddard Co Mo; Stoddard Co.,Missouri,Renner,Stoddard Co.,MO
- First event date
- 1848
- Last event date
- 1950
Timeline — 5 events
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1848
Stoddard Co Mo. Indexed as Father on a Missouri birth record. Spouse: Sarah Evans Shipman Child on record: Shipman Birthplace as indexed: Stoddard Co Mo Co-mentioned: Sarah Evans Shipman.
birth · life_events|FamilySearch 1848 clip fs-birth-78VN-HB2M + life_events|FamilySearch 1848 clip fs-birth-QPST-GBFS
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1860-06-15
Castor Township, Stoddard County, Missouri. age: 12; sex: M; birthplace: Missouri; school attendance: 1; dwelling no.: 184; family no.: 168; line no.: 1; sheet page: 26; asst. marshal: W H Bedford; notes: household continues from previous page (00381 ended 184/168 William Shipman); dwelling/family n…
census · life_events|U.S. Census 1860 1860-06-15 clip 1860-mo-stoddard-castor-00382-01
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1910-05-01
Renner, Stoddard Co., MO. Jas. Shipman visited [item garbled: 'Jas. Shipman visi-18 Sunday'] Sunday Quote: ""Jas. Shipman visited ... Sunday.""
visit · life_events|Dexter Statesman, May 4, 1910 1910-05-01 clip DS-1910-05-04-p08-shipman
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1924-03-28
Dexter. James Shipman, aged 78, died Wednesday morning (March 26, 1924) at the home of his son John Shipman, two miles north of Dexter; buried at the Hill Cemetery; survived by two daughters and four sons Co-mentioned: John Shipman. Quote: "His disease was one concomitant with old age."
death · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1924-03-28 clip b21-19240328-p1
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(undated)
Stoddard. Indexed as Other on a Missouri birth record. Spouse: Sarah Evan Shipman Child on record: Shipman No birth date given in index. Birthplace as indexed: Stoddard Co-mentioned: Sarah Evan Shipman.
birth · life_events|FamilySearch clip fs-birth-QGTD-QVVT
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