James G. Bankson
(1844 to 1845 ~ October 17, 1904
Born: Bankston Prairie, Dubuque County, Iowa
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J. G. BANKSON DEAD
Former Marshal and Business Man of
This City Dead.
A message was received in this city today announcing the death of J. G. Bankson, ex-marshal of the city and a former business man at Hillsboro, Texas. The remains will arrive in the city tonight. The arrangements for the funeral are not completed.
Mr. Bankson left here a month ago in company with a nephew, Andrew Bankson on an overland trip to San Antonio, Texas, in the hopes of benefitting (sic) his health which is very poorly. The message to his daughter, Mrs. L. D. Hart, 916 Euclid avenue containing the sad news, did not state the cause of death, but it is presumed asthma, from which he was suffering, was the real cause.
Mr. Bankson was one of the pioneers of the camp, coming here from Granby, Mo., twenty-five years ago. He engaged in mining. He was at one time city marshal. Mr. Bankson engaged in business here about ten years ago and still owns the Bankson grocery store on East Seventh street. He was a member of the Odd Fellow lodge and will be buried under their auspices. His daughter, Mrs. Hart, is the only member of the family living.
The Galena Evening Times
• Monday 17 October 1904,
• Page: 5; Column: 6 of 6.
• (Galena, Kansas).
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CARD OF THANKS.
We desire to express our sincere gratitude to the neighbors, friends and lodges for the kindness shown us in our recent sad bereavement.
Mrs. L. D. Hart and Family.
The Galena Evening Times, Galena, Kansas
20 October 1904, Thursday, Page:4.
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Biographical Notes:
James G. Bankson, a native of Iowa, married Miss Delpha A. Arbold (a transcription of one of their marriage records), a native of Fayette County, Virginia, on November 11, 1871, in Newton County, Missouri.
Delpha’s maiden name and middle initial has been transcribed in many different formats. Most likely it was Arbough. In the 1870 census of Newton County, it was written as Delfa J Aubaugh or Arebough. In the 1850 census taken in Fayette County, Virginia, on August 9, she is listed with her parents, “Calip and Elleanor Arbough. Her age is given as 3 months, which would give her birth month as May, consistent with her grave marker, although the birth year should be 1850. In the 1860 census, the family is living in Putnam County, Virginia, and initials are mostly used, with the last name transcribed as Arbaugh. Both her parents are still living—C and E. Her initial is given as P. In the 1870 census in Newton County, her father’s name is written as Kallup Aubough, born in 1825 in Virginia, a farmer. Delpha died in May of 1874 in Newton County after the birth of her daughter, Laura D, in 1872. As far as is known, her husband did not marry a second time.
In 1880 and 1885 James and his daughter Laura lived with his parents, John Scott Bankson and his wife Rebecca Teagarden, in Cherokee County, Kansas.
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Another Grocery.
James Bankson & Co. have rented the south room in the Sapp building at the corner of Sixth and Main. The grocery of E. A. Gray formerly occupied this room. The new firm will put in a stock of groceries and a meat market at once. The south end of Main street seems to be on the boom.
The Galena Evening Times
• Wednesday, 01 October 1902,
• Page 1; Column: 2.
• (Galena, Kansas).
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Jas. G. Bankson, who has been conducting a grocery and meat market in the Sapp building, near Sixth and Main, has sold the meat market fixtures to Hanes & Wilkerson and will move the grocery stock to East Galena.
The Galena Evening Times
• Monday, 29 December 1902,
• Page: 4; Column: 3.
• (Galena, Kansas).
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J Bankson
Suggested Edit:
Buried in the Bankson family plot #496 in Galena Cemetery, Galena Kansas are
1) J. S. Bankson (John Scott Bankson), father of James G. Bankson;
2) J. G. Bankson (James G. Bankson) and
3) Laura D. Bankson Hart, daughter of James G. Bankson.
Contributor: JBankson #49673304
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James Bankson (1845 - 1904) – Galena Cemetery –
Suggested By: ~~mjp~~, 29 January 2020.
Spouse : Delpha Bankson (1851-1874); Married: 1871
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(1844 to 1845 ~ October 17, 1904
Born: Bankston Prairie, Dubuque County, Iowa
***
J. G. BANKSON DEAD
Former Marshal and Business Man of
This City Dead.
A message was received in this city today announcing the death of J. G. Bankson, ex-marshal of the city and a former business man at Hillsboro, Texas. The remains will arrive in the city tonight. The arrangements for the funeral are not completed.
Mr. Bankson left here a month ago in company with a nephew, Andrew Bankson on an overland trip to San Antonio, Texas, in the hopes of benefitting (sic) his health which is very poorly. The message to his daughter, Mrs. L. D. Hart, 916 Euclid avenue containing the sad news, did not state the cause of death, but it is presumed asthma, from which he was suffering, was the real cause.
Mr. Bankson was one of the pioneers of the camp, coming here from Granby, Mo., twenty-five years ago. He engaged in mining. He was at one time city marshal. Mr. Bankson engaged in business here about ten years ago and still owns the Bankson grocery store on East Seventh street. He was a member of the Odd Fellow lodge and will be buried under their auspices. His daughter, Mrs. Hart, is the only member of the family living.
The Galena Evening Times
• Monday 17 October 1904,
• Page: 5; Column: 6 of 6.
• (Galena, Kansas).
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*~*
CARD OF THANKS.
We desire to express our sincere gratitude to the neighbors, friends and lodges for the kindness shown us in our recent sad bereavement.
Mrs. L. D. Hart and Family.
The Galena Evening Times, Galena, Kansas
20 October 1904, Thursday, Page:4.
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Biographical Notes:
James G. Bankson, a native of Iowa, married Miss Delpha A. Arbold (a transcription of one of their marriage records), a native of Fayette County, Virginia, on November 11, 1871, in Newton County, Missouri.
Delpha’s maiden name and middle initial has been transcribed in many different formats. Most likely it was Arbough. In the 1870 census of Newton County, it was written as Delfa J Aubaugh or Arebough. In the 1850 census taken in Fayette County, Virginia, on August 9, she is listed with her parents, “Calip and Elleanor Arbough. Her age is given as 3 months, which would give her birth month as May, consistent with her grave marker, although the birth year should be 1850. In the 1860 census, the family is living in Putnam County, Virginia, and initials are mostly used, with the last name transcribed as Arbaugh. Both her parents are still living—C and E. Her initial is given as P. In the 1870 census in Newton County, her father’s name is written as Kallup Aubough, born in 1825 in Virginia, a farmer. Delpha died in May of 1874 in Newton County after the birth of her daughter, Laura D, in 1872. As far as is known, her husband did not marry a second time.
In 1880 and 1885 James and his daughter Laura lived with his parents, John Scott Bankson and his wife Rebecca Teagarden, in Cherokee County, Kansas.
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Another Grocery.
James Bankson & Co. have rented the south room in the Sapp building at the corner of Sixth and Main. The grocery of E. A. Gray formerly occupied this room. The new firm will put in a stock of groceries and a meat market at once. The south end of Main street seems to be on the boom.
The Galena Evening Times
• Wednesday, 01 October 1902,
• Page 1; Column: 2.
• (Galena, Kansas).
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*~*
Jas. G. Bankson, who has been conducting a grocery and meat market in the Sapp building, near Sixth and Main, has sold the meat market fixtures to Hanes & Wilkerson and will move the grocery stock to East Galena.
The Galena Evening Times
• Monday, 29 December 1902,
• Page: 4; Column: 3.
• (Galena, Kansas).
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*~*
J Bankson
Suggested Edit:
Buried in the Bankson family plot #496 in Galena Cemetery, Galena Kansas are
1) J. S. Bankson (John Scott Bankson), father of James G. Bankson;
2) J. G. Bankson (James G. Bankson) and
3) Laura D. Bankson Hart, daughter of James G. Bankson.
Contributor: JBankson #49673304
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James Bankson (1845 - 1904) – Galena Cemetery –
Suggested By: ~~mjp~~, 29 January 2020.
Spouse : Delpha Bankson (1851-1874); Married: 1871
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James G. Bankson
(1844 to 1845 ~ October 17, 1904
Born: Bankston Prairie, Dubuque County, Iowa
***
J. G. BANKSON DEAD
Former Marshal and Business Man of
This City Dead.
A message was received in this city today announcing the death of J. G. Bankson, ex-marshal of the city and a former business man at Hillsboro, Texas. The remains will arrive in the city tonight. The arrangements for the funeral are not completed.
Mr. Bankson left here a month ago in company with a nephew, Andrew Bankson on an overland trip to San Antonio, Texas, in the hopes of benefitting (sic) his health which is very poorly. The message to his daughter, Mrs. L. D. Hart, 916 Euclid avenue containing the sad news, did not state the cause of death, but it is presumed asthma, from which he was suffering, was the real cause.
Mr. Bankson was one of the pioneers of the camp, coming here from Granby, Mo., twenty-five years ago. He engaged in mining. He was at one time city marshal. Mr. Bankson engaged in business here about ten years ago and still owns the Bankson grocery store on East Seventh street. He was a member of the Odd Fellow lodge and will be buried under their auspices. His daughter, Mrs. Hart, is the only member of the family living.
The Galena Evening Times
• Monday 17 October 1904,
• Page: 5; Column: 6 of 6.
• (Galena, Kansas).
~*~
*~*
CARD OF THANKS.
We desire to express our sincere gratitude to the neighbors, friends and lodges for the kindness shown us in our recent sad bereavement.
Mrs. L. D. Hart and Family.
The Galena Evening Times, Galena, Kansas
20 October 1904, Thursday, Page:4.
~*~
Biographical Notes:
James G. Bankson, a native of Iowa, married Miss Delpha A. Arbold (a transcription of one of their marriage records), a native of Fayette County, Virginia, on November 11, 1871, in Newton County, Missouri.
Delpha’s maiden name and middle initial has been transcribed in many different formats. Most likely it was Arbough. In the 1870 census of Newton County, it was written as Delfa J Aubaugh or Arebough. In the 1850 census taken in Fayette County, Virginia, on August 9, she is listed with her parents, “Calip and Elleanor Arbough. Her age is given as 3 months, which would give her birth month as May, consistent with her grave marker, although the birth year should be 1850. In the 1860 census, the family is living in Putnam County, Virginia, and initials are mostly used, with the last name transcribed as Arbaugh. Both her parents are still living—C and E. Her initial is given as P. In the 1870 census in Newton County, her father’s name is written as Kallup Aubough, born in 1825 in Virginia, a farmer. Delpha died in May of 1874 in Newton County after the birth of her daughter, Laura D, in 1872. As far as is known, her husband did not marry a second time.
In 1880 and 1885 James and his daughter Laura lived with his parents, John Scott Bankson and his wife Rebecca Teagarden, in Cherokee County, Kansas.
~~mjp~~
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*~*
Another Grocery.
James Bankson & Co. have rented the south room in the Sapp building at the corner of Sixth and Main. The grocery of E. A. Gray formerly occupied this room. The new firm will put in a stock of groceries and a meat market at once. The south end of Main street seems to be on the boom.
The Galena Evening Times
• Wednesday, 01 October 1902,
• Page 1; Column: 2.
• (Galena, Kansas).
~*~
*~*
Jas. G. Bankson, who has been conducting a grocery and meat market in the Sapp building, near Sixth and Main, has sold the meat market fixtures to Hanes & Wilkerson and will move the grocery stock to East Galena.
The Galena Evening Times
• Monday, 29 December 1902,
• Page: 4; Column: 3.
• (Galena, Kansas).
~*~
*~*
J Bankson
Suggested Edit:
Buried in the Bankson family plot #496 in Galena Cemetery, Galena Kansas are
1) J. S. Bankson (John Scott Bankson), father of James G. Bankson;
2) J. G. Bankson (James G. Bankson) and
3) Laura D. Bankson Hart, daughter of James G. Bankson.
Contributor: JBankson #49673304
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*~*
James Bankson (1845 - 1904) – Galena Cemetery –
Suggested By: ~~mjp~~, 29 January 2020.
Spouse : Delpha Bankson (1851-1874); Married: 1871
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*~*
(1844 to 1845 ~ October 17, 1904
Born: Bankston Prairie, Dubuque County, Iowa
***
J. G. BANKSON DEAD
Former Marshal and Business Man of
This City Dead.
A message was received in this city today announcing the death of J. G. Bankson, ex-marshal of the city and a former business man at Hillsboro, Texas. The remains will arrive in the city tonight. The arrangements for the funeral are not completed.
Mr. Bankson left here a month ago in company with a nephew, Andrew Bankson on an overland trip to San Antonio, Texas, in the hopes of benefitting (sic) his health which is very poorly. The message to his daughter, Mrs. L. D. Hart, 916 Euclid avenue containing the sad news, did not state the cause of death, but it is presumed asthma, from which he was suffering, was the real cause.
Mr. Bankson was one of the pioneers of the camp, coming here from Granby, Mo., twenty-five years ago. He engaged in mining. He was at one time city marshal. Mr. Bankson engaged in business here about ten years ago and still owns the Bankson grocery store on East Seventh street. He was a member of the Odd Fellow lodge and will be buried under their auspices. His daughter, Mrs. Hart, is the only member of the family living.
The Galena Evening Times
• Monday 17 October 1904,
• Page: 5; Column: 6 of 6.
• (Galena, Kansas).
~*~
*~*
CARD OF THANKS.
We desire to express our sincere gratitude to the neighbors, friends and lodges for the kindness shown us in our recent sad bereavement.
Mrs. L. D. Hart and Family.
The Galena Evening Times, Galena, Kansas
20 October 1904, Thursday, Page:4.
~*~
Biographical Notes:
James G. Bankson, a native of Iowa, married Miss Delpha A. Arbold (a transcription of one of their marriage records), a native of Fayette County, Virginia, on November 11, 1871, in Newton County, Missouri.
Delpha’s maiden name and middle initial has been transcribed in many different formats. Most likely it was Arbough. In the 1870 census of Newton County, it was written as Delfa J Aubaugh or Arebough. In the 1850 census taken in Fayette County, Virginia, on August 9, she is listed with her parents, “Calip and Elleanor Arbough. Her age is given as 3 months, which would give her birth month as May, consistent with her grave marker, although the birth year should be 1850. In the 1860 census, the family is living in Putnam County, Virginia, and initials are mostly used, with the last name transcribed as Arbaugh. Both her parents are still living—C and E. Her initial is given as P. In the 1870 census in Newton County, her father’s name is written as Kallup Aubough, born in 1825 in Virginia, a farmer. Delpha died in May of 1874 in Newton County after the birth of her daughter, Laura D, in 1872. As far as is known, her husband did not marry a second time.
In 1880 and 1885 James and his daughter Laura lived with his parents, John Scott Bankson and his wife Rebecca Teagarden, in Cherokee County, Kansas.
~~mjp~~
~*~
*~*
Another Grocery.
James Bankson & Co. have rented the south room in the Sapp building at the corner of Sixth and Main. The grocery of E. A. Gray formerly occupied this room. The new firm will put in a stock of groceries and a meat market at once. The south end of Main street seems to be on the boom.
The Galena Evening Times
• Wednesday, 01 October 1902,
• Page 1; Column: 2.
• (Galena, Kansas).
~*~
*~*
Jas. G. Bankson, who has been conducting a grocery and meat market in the Sapp building, near Sixth and Main, has sold the meat market fixtures to Hanes & Wilkerson and will move the grocery stock to East Galena.
The Galena Evening Times
• Monday, 29 December 1902,
• Page: 4; Column: 3.
• (Galena, Kansas).
~*~
*~*
J Bankson
Suggested Edit:
Buried in the Bankson family plot #496 in Galena Cemetery, Galena Kansas are
1) J. S. Bankson (John Scott Bankson), father of James G. Bankson;
2) J. G. Bankson (James G. Bankson) and
3) Laura D. Bankson Hart, daughter of James G. Bankson.
Contributor: JBankson #49673304
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James Bankson (1845 - 1904) – Galena Cemetery –
Suggested By: ~~mjp~~, 29 January 2020.
Spouse : Delpha Bankson (1851-1874); Married: 1871
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