James Andrew (Andy) Burch was born in Lewis County, Missouri on 24 June 1866 and died 28 May 1935 in Denison, Grayson County, Texas.
Laura Mae & James Andrew Burch had no children. He was employed for the MK&T Railroad as a brakeman, promoted to conductor on the "Rapid Transit" aka cable car, owned a grocery store, then a confectionary, became a furniture dealer, and later sold real estate in Denison, TX. During a brief stay in Indian Territory (Oklahoma) around the turn of the century, he was a farmer.
Laura Mae & James Andrew Burch had no children. He was employed for the MK&T Railroad as a brakeman, promoted to conductor on the "Rapid Transit" aka cable car, owned a grocery store, then a confectionary, became a furniture dealer, and later sold real estate in Denison, TX. During a brief stay in Indian Territory (Oklahoma) around the turn of the century, he was a farmer.
James Andrew (Andy) Burch was born in Lewis County, Missouri on 24 June 1866 and died 28 May 1935 in Denison, Grayson County, Texas.
Laura Mae & James Andrew Burch had no children. He was employed for the MK&T Railroad as a brakeman, promoted to conductor on the "Rapid Transit" aka cable car, owned a grocery store, then a confectionary, became a furniture dealer, and later sold real estate in Denison, TX. During a brief stay in Indian Territory (Oklahoma) around the turn of the century, he was a farmer.
Laura Mae & James Andrew Burch had no children. He was employed for the MK&T Railroad as a brakeman, promoted to conductor on the "Rapid Transit" aka cable car, owned a grocery store, then a confectionary, became a furniture dealer, and later sold real estate in Denison, TX. During a brief stay in Indian Territory (Oklahoma) around the turn of the century, he was a farmer.
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