Sgt James Holliday, Jr. Son of James ?Robert? Holliday (1754-1834) and Agnes Gables/Gamble; siblings Margaret Holliday [Marsh], Joseph and Nalen
Veteran of the War of 1812; Sgt in the REG'T (LEWIS') KENTUCKY VOLUNTEERS, 5th Kentucky Militia.
Married first, Marcia Scholl, descendant of Danial Boone, in March of 1808, married by Baptist minister D. Barrow
James was born in 1779. He passed away in 1870.
Burial: Marsh Burying Grounds Laconia Harrison County Indiana, USA
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"Veteran of the War of 1812; SERGEANT in the REG'T (LEWIS') KENTUCKY VOLUNTEERS, 5th Kentucky Militia."
"Sgt. James Holliday Joanne Smith family tree Matching Person details Spouse: Marcia Scholl (Holliday) Father: given name surname Mother: given name surname Children: given name Birth: date date 1779 Somerset, Pennsylvania, USA Death: date date year Harrison, Indiana, USA Residence: date Harrison, Indiana, USA
Indiana, U.S., Marriages, 1810-2001 Marriage & divorce Record information. Name James Holliday Marriage dd mm year Indiana, United States, Harrison NAME: James Holliday MARRIAGE PLACE: Indiana, United States."
"View Record James Halliday 5 REG'T ( LEWIS') KENTUCKY VOLUNTEERS. Rank - Induction Rank - Discharge."
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