James Joseph Eustace, son of Edward Eustace, and his wife, Julia (nee Mc Namara) Eustace was born in San Francisco, California, on 07 January 1886. James parents were both natives of Ireland, who had immigrated to the United States in 1865.
James was the third born child of Edward's and Julia's children. His siblings included sisters: Agnes, born in January of 1883; Julia, born in May of 1884; and Annie born in October of 1888. The children were all born in California.
The family resided at 241 Sweeny Street, San Francisco, California, in 1900. James Joseph was 13 years old and was attending school.
By 1910, James had completed school and was employed as a building carpenter,in San Francisco. James married Lucy Mirassou, daughter of Marc and Angelique Mirassou, both of whom were natives of France.
James father, Edward Eustace died on January 8th, 1911.
James and Lucy became parents of a son, James E. Eustace, and later were blessed by the birth of their daughter Alice in 1913.
By 1917, James was required to register for the World War I draft. His record stated that he was married with two children, and was working at the Eagle Tannery, which had been located between San Burno and Army Street, in San Francisco. He was employed as a "Tanner". His registration card described him as being tall, of medium build, with blue eyes and brown hair.
Sadly, in September of 1918, James and Lucy would experience the heart-breaking of the death of their son, James E. Eustace, who was about 8 years old.Little James was laid to rest at Holy Cross Catholic Cemetery, in Colma.
On June 11, 1920, another son would be born to James and Lucy. He was named Joseph F. Eustace. But once again James and Lucy would face the heart-break of losing another child. Little Joseph died in 1922. He too was laid to rest at Holy Cross Catholic Cemetery, in Colma.
On February 24, 1924, a third son was born to James and Lucy. He was given the name, "Harold". The joy of having been blessed with this little boy was cause for much happiness.
Two years later, on the 27th of October 1926, James mother, Julia Eustace died.
James and Lucy had been anticipating the birth of another child in July of 1929; their daughter Alice, was now 16, and Harold had just turned 5, in February! On July 24, 1929, James and Lucy's son, William Kenneth Eustace was born and welcomed into the family!
Summer turned to fall, and in November of 1929, the family would once again suffer the lost of a beloved child, when little Harold, died on the 2nd of November of that year.
By April of 1930, James, Lucy, and their children Alice and William lived on Sweeny Street. Lucy's widowed mother, Angelique Mirrasoul was also residing with the family. James was employed as a carpenter in the building trades.
Ten years later, found James and Lucy, and their youngest surviving son, William, now 10, still residing at their home on Sweeny Street, in San Francisco. James,53, was employed as a carpenter. Lucy was a homemaker. Lucy's mother, Angelique had passed away nine years earlier.
America was about to be drawn into World War II, and once again, James Joseph Eustace registered for the draft, in 1942. He was 56 years old, at the time,and stated he worked for Johanson Construction Company, located at Jamestown and Third Street, in San Francisco.
James and Lucy would continue to live the rest of their lives in their beloved "City By The Bay" ~ San Francisco.
James died on the 6th of August 1961, at the age of 75.
James was the third born child of Edward's and Julia's children. His siblings included sisters: Agnes, born in January of 1883; Julia, born in May of 1884; and Annie born in October of 1888. The children were all born in California.
The family resided at 241 Sweeny Street, San Francisco, California, in 1900. James Joseph was 13 years old and was attending school.
By 1910, James had completed school and was employed as a building carpenter,in San Francisco. James married Lucy Mirassou, daughter of Marc and Angelique Mirassou, both of whom were natives of France.
James father, Edward Eustace died on January 8th, 1911.
James and Lucy became parents of a son, James E. Eustace, and later were blessed by the birth of their daughter Alice in 1913.
By 1917, James was required to register for the World War I draft. His record stated that he was married with two children, and was working at the Eagle Tannery, which had been located between San Burno and Army Street, in San Francisco. He was employed as a "Tanner". His registration card described him as being tall, of medium build, with blue eyes and brown hair.
Sadly, in September of 1918, James and Lucy would experience the heart-breaking of the death of their son, James E. Eustace, who was about 8 years old.Little James was laid to rest at Holy Cross Catholic Cemetery, in Colma.
On June 11, 1920, another son would be born to James and Lucy. He was named Joseph F. Eustace. But once again James and Lucy would face the heart-break of losing another child. Little Joseph died in 1922. He too was laid to rest at Holy Cross Catholic Cemetery, in Colma.
On February 24, 1924, a third son was born to James and Lucy. He was given the name, "Harold". The joy of having been blessed with this little boy was cause for much happiness.
Two years later, on the 27th of October 1926, James mother, Julia Eustace died.
James and Lucy had been anticipating the birth of another child in July of 1929; their daughter Alice, was now 16, and Harold had just turned 5, in February! On July 24, 1929, James and Lucy's son, William Kenneth Eustace was born and welcomed into the family!
Summer turned to fall, and in November of 1929, the family would once again suffer the lost of a beloved child, when little Harold, died on the 2nd of November of that year.
By April of 1930, James, Lucy, and their children Alice and William lived on Sweeny Street. Lucy's widowed mother, Angelique Mirrasoul was also residing with the family. James was employed as a carpenter in the building trades.
Ten years later, found James and Lucy, and their youngest surviving son, William, now 10, still residing at their home on Sweeny Street, in San Francisco. James,53, was employed as a carpenter. Lucy was a homemaker. Lucy's mother, Angelique had passed away nine years earlier.
America was about to be drawn into World War II, and once again, James Joseph Eustace registered for the draft, in 1942. He was 56 years old, at the time,and stated he worked for Johanson Construction Company, located at Jamestown and Third Street, in San Francisco.
James and Lucy would continue to live the rest of their lives in their beloved "City By The Bay" ~ San Francisco.
James died on the 6th of August 1961, at the age of 75.
James Joseph Eustace, son of Edward Eustace, and his wife, Julia (nee Mc Namara) Eustace was born in San Francisco, California, on 07 January 1886. James parents were both natives of Ireland, who had immigrated to the United States in 1865.
James was the third born child of Edward's and Julia's children. His siblings included sisters: Agnes, born in January of 1883; Julia, born in May of 1884; and Annie born in October of 1888. The children were all born in California.
The family resided at 241 Sweeny Street, San Francisco, California, in 1900. James Joseph was 13 years old and was attending school.
By 1910, James had completed school and was employed as a building carpenter,in San Francisco. James married Lucy Mirassou, daughter of Marc and Angelique Mirassou, both of whom were natives of France.
James father, Edward Eustace died on January 8th, 1911.
James and Lucy became parents of a son, James E. Eustace, and later were blessed by the birth of their daughter Alice in 1913.
By 1917, James was required to register for the World War I draft. His record stated that he was married with two children, and was working at the Eagle Tannery, which had been located between San Burno and Army Street, in San Francisco. He was employed as a "Tanner". His registration card described him as being tall, of medium build, with blue eyes and brown hair.
Sadly, in September of 1918, James and Lucy would experience the heart-breaking of the death of their son, James E. Eustace, who was about 8 years old.Little James was laid to rest at Holy Cross Catholic Cemetery, in Colma.
On June 11, 1920, another son would be born to James and Lucy. He was named Joseph F. Eustace. But once again James and Lucy would face the heart-break of losing another child. Little Joseph died in 1922. He too was laid to rest at Holy Cross Catholic Cemetery, in Colma.
On February 24, 1924, a third son was born to James and Lucy. He was given the name, "Harold". The joy of having been blessed with this little boy was cause for much happiness.
Two years later, on the 27th of October 1926, James mother, Julia Eustace died.
James and Lucy had been anticipating the birth of another child in July of 1929; their daughter Alice, was now 16, and Harold had just turned 5, in February! On July 24, 1929, James and Lucy's son, William Kenneth Eustace was born and welcomed into the family!
Summer turned to fall, and in November of 1929, the family would once again suffer the lost of a beloved child, when little Harold, died on the 2nd of November of that year.
By April of 1930, James, Lucy, and their children Alice and William lived on Sweeny Street. Lucy's widowed mother, Angelique Mirrasoul was also residing with the family. James was employed as a carpenter in the building trades.
Ten years later, found James and Lucy, and their youngest surviving son, William, now 10, still residing at their home on Sweeny Street, in San Francisco. James,53, was employed as a carpenter. Lucy was a homemaker. Lucy's mother, Angelique had passed away nine years earlier.
America was about to be drawn into World War II, and once again, James Joseph Eustace registered for the draft, in 1942. He was 56 years old, at the time,and stated he worked for Johanson Construction Company, located at Jamestown and Third Street, in San Francisco.
James and Lucy would continue to live the rest of their lives in their beloved "City By The Bay" ~ San Francisco.
James died on the 6th of August 1961, at the age of 75.
James was the third born child of Edward's and Julia's children. His siblings included sisters: Agnes, born in January of 1883; Julia, born in May of 1884; and Annie born in October of 1888. The children were all born in California.
The family resided at 241 Sweeny Street, San Francisco, California, in 1900. James Joseph was 13 years old and was attending school.
By 1910, James had completed school and was employed as a building carpenter,in San Francisco. James married Lucy Mirassou, daughter of Marc and Angelique Mirassou, both of whom were natives of France.
James father, Edward Eustace died on January 8th, 1911.
James and Lucy became parents of a son, James E. Eustace, and later were blessed by the birth of their daughter Alice in 1913.
By 1917, James was required to register for the World War I draft. His record stated that he was married with two children, and was working at the Eagle Tannery, which had been located between San Burno and Army Street, in San Francisco. He was employed as a "Tanner". His registration card described him as being tall, of medium build, with blue eyes and brown hair.
Sadly, in September of 1918, James and Lucy would experience the heart-breaking of the death of their son, James E. Eustace, who was about 8 years old.Little James was laid to rest at Holy Cross Catholic Cemetery, in Colma.
On June 11, 1920, another son would be born to James and Lucy. He was named Joseph F. Eustace. But once again James and Lucy would face the heart-break of losing another child. Little Joseph died in 1922. He too was laid to rest at Holy Cross Catholic Cemetery, in Colma.
On February 24, 1924, a third son was born to James and Lucy. He was given the name, "Harold". The joy of having been blessed with this little boy was cause for much happiness.
Two years later, on the 27th of October 1926, James mother, Julia Eustace died.
James and Lucy had been anticipating the birth of another child in July of 1929; their daughter Alice, was now 16, and Harold had just turned 5, in February! On July 24, 1929, James and Lucy's son, William Kenneth Eustace was born and welcomed into the family!
Summer turned to fall, and in November of 1929, the family would once again suffer the lost of a beloved child, when little Harold, died on the 2nd of November of that year.
By April of 1930, James, Lucy, and their children Alice and William lived on Sweeny Street. Lucy's widowed mother, Angelique Mirrasoul was also residing with the family. James was employed as a carpenter in the building trades.
Ten years later, found James and Lucy, and their youngest surviving son, William, now 10, still residing at their home on Sweeny Street, in San Francisco. James,53, was employed as a carpenter. Lucy was a homemaker. Lucy's mother, Angelique had passed away nine years earlier.
America was about to be drawn into World War II, and once again, James Joseph Eustace registered for the draft, in 1942. He was 56 years old, at the time,and stated he worked for Johanson Construction Company, located at Jamestown and Third Street, in San Francisco.
James and Lucy would continue to live the rest of their lives in their beloved "City By The Bay" ~ San Francisco.
James died on the 6th of August 1961, at the age of 75.
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