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James was born on August 19, 1822, in Cartwright's Creek Settlement in Washington County, Kentucky. He was the son of John Rhodes and Louisa Edelin.
On November 13, 1847, a marriage license was issued to James M. Rhodes and Miss Catherine C. Byrne in Meade County, Kentucky. Ignatius Byrne signed with James for the bond.[1] The pair were married on November 16 at St. Martin Of Tours Catholic Church, Flaherty, Meade County, Kentucky.
Catherine died on May 8, 1852. A year later, James married Harriet Mills on May 24, 1853 at St. Martin's.[2]
He passed away on November 13, 1886, in Meade County, Kentucky, and is buried in St. Martin's Catholic Cemetery, Flaherty, Meade County. A memorial page can be found on Find A Grave.
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August 19, 1822 - Birth - Cartwright's Creek settlement, Washington County, Kentucky.
November 16, 1847 - Marriage - Married to Catharine C.S. Byrne at St. Martin Of Tours Catholic Church, Flaherty, Meade County, Kentucky
1850 - United States Federal Census - In the 1850 census, James W Rhodes, 29, is living in Meade County, Kentucky, with his wife, Catherine, 23, and their children, Josephine, 2, and James, 1. Living with the family is 18-year-old Eliza Beeson. James is farming.[3]
1870 - United States Federal Census - In 1870, James Rhodes, 45, is living in Big Spring, Meade County, Kentucky, with his children, Josephine Rhodes, 21; Eliza Ann Rhodes, 16; John J. Rhodes, 13. James is farming. Also residing with them as a farmhand is Samuel Rhodes, 16.[4]
1880 - United States Federal Census - In the 1880 census, James M. Rhodes, laborer, 60, is living with Mary Jane Buckman, who is a farmer and head of household, 45; and her son, Milton, 21, who is also farming. Also in the household are Mary Ann's children, Lena E., 16, and Hilda A., 8.[5]
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