James J. Doss was born to Sarah Keen and Alfred Smith Doss in 1854 in August in Kentucky.
He appears in the 1860 Census with his parents and siblings.
He appears in the 1870 Dallas, Texas, Census with his parents and siblings.
Some online genealogies give his date and place of death as 1871, Dallas, Texas but I have not discovered proof of this and the location of his burial is unknown.
08/12/2016 Update : It is likely that this James J. Doss, the only unaccounted for sibling of Joseph Ely Doss, married one of Sarah Elizabeth Flowers' sisters. The Rockwall County, Texas Courthouse was burned on multiple occasions and I have been unable to locate proof of a marriage as of yet but I believe it probable. Further research is ongoing at this time.
He appears in the 1860 Census with his parents and siblings.
He appears in the 1870 Dallas, Texas, Census with his parents and siblings.
Some online genealogies give his date and place of death as 1871, Dallas, Texas but I have not discovered proof of this and the location of his burial is unknown.
08/12/2016 Update : It is likely that this James J. Doss, the only unaccounted for sibling of Joseph Ely Doss, married one of Sarah Elizabeth Flowers' sisters. The Rockwall County, Texas Courthouse was burned on multiple occasions and I have been unable to locate proof of a marriage as of yet but I believe it probable. Further research is ongoing at this time.
James J. Doss was born to Sarah Keen and Alfred Smith Doss in 1854 in August in Kentucky.
He appears in the 1860 Census with his parents and siblings.
He appears in the 1870 Dallas, Texas, Census with his parents and siblings.
Some online genealogies give his date and place of death as 1871, Dallas, Texas but I have not discovered proof of this and the location of his burial is unknown.
08/12/2016 Update : It is likely that this James J. Doss, the only unaccounted for sibling of Joseph Ely Doss, married one of Sarah Elizabeth Flowers' sisters. The Rockwall County, Texas Courthouse was burned on multiple occasions and I have been unable to locate proof of a marriage as of yet but I believe it probable. Further research is ongoing at this time.
He appears in the 1860 Census with his parents and siblings.
He appears in the 1870 Dallas, Texas, Census with his parents and siblings.
Some online genealogies give his date and place of death as 1871, Dallas, Texas but I have not discovered proof of this and the location of his burial is unknown.
08/12/2016 Update : It is likely that this James J. Doss, the only unaccounted for sibling of Joseph Ely Doss, married one of Sarah Elizabeth Flowers' sisters. The Rockwall County, Texas Courthouse was burned on multiple occasions and I have been unable to locate proof of a marriage as of yet but I believe it probable. Further research is ongoing at this time.
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