James Alexander McCord (1834 - 1907)

Born Sep 1834 in Parke County, Indiana, United States

Ancestors

Husband of Amanda Jane (Burford) McCord — married Oct 1854 in Parke, Indiana, United States

Died Dec 1907 at age 73 in Marshall County, Indiana, United States

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Birth

Birth:

Date: SEP 1834

Place: Parke Co., IND.

Birth:

Date: SEP 1834

Place: Parke Co., IND.

Found multiple copies of BIRT DATE. Using SEP 1834

Burial

Burial:

Date: DEC 1907

Place: Elder Cemetery, Parke Co., IND.

Note

Note: @NI25375@

@NI25375@ NOTE1850 census, Washington Twp., Parke Co., IND.

1860 census, Washington, Rockville P.O., Parke Co., IND.

1870 census, Washington, Rockville P.O., Parke Co., IND.

1900 census, Washington, Parke Co., IND.

Indiana Deaths, 1882-1920

about James McCord

Name: James McCord

Date: 26 Dec 1907

Location: Marshall

Age: 73 yr

Gender: Male

Race: White

Source Location: County Health Office Rockville

Source Notes: The source of this record is the book H-26 on page 18within the series produced by the Indiana Works Progress Administration.

Parke Co., IND. Biographies:

"McCORD , James A., farmer, Rockville, was born in Parke Co INSeptember14, 1834. His father, David McCord, was a native of MadisonCounty, Kentucky and came to Parke Co. with his parents in 1828. Hismother was Celia H. ELDER, also of Madison County Kentucky who came toParke CO with her parents in 1825. They lived in Wash Township until thedeath of her father, who died in 1836. His mother married again andmoved to Montgomery Co where she died in 1841. Mr. McCord was joined inmarriage in 1859 to Amanda J. BURFORD, daughter of WD Burford of ParkeCo. her parents were natives of Kentucky and came to Parke Co in 1827.Mr. McCord has been a resident of Parke Co. all his life, and hisoccupation has been that of a farmer. he now owns a fine improved farmconsisting of 160 acres on which he has made all the improvements. Heand his wife have long since been members of the Old School BaptistChurch. (Taken from: The 1880 History of Parke County, Indiana. J. H.Beadle. Chicago: H. H. Hill) (Note: James and Amanda Burford McCordare bur. in the Elder Cemetery, Washington Township. just E. of Co. Road#223 and is a poorly cared for cemetery)."