James was a son of Abner Richarson and Nancy Minter.
***
James married in 1870.
THE HENRY BULLETIN, Tuesday, Sept. 20, 1927, p. 1, col.3:
(edited)
Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon for James E. Richardson, 77, former Dyers' Store resident who died in a local hospital Saturday morning.
Services were held from the home of Mr. & Mrs. H. A. Richardson, Moss Street, with whom the deceased had made his home for the last four years.
Three sons survive: W. H of Dyers' Store, and H. A. & O. H. of Salisbury, N. C.
Also four daughters: Mrs. W. M. Barrow, Mayodan, N.C.; Mrs. Missouri Lewis, Petersburg; Mrs. Sol Bernstein, Richmond; and Mrs. C. L. McCray of Roanoke.
***
(source: Bruce Locke)
***
James married in 1870.
THE HENRY BULLETIN, Tuesday, Sept. 20, 1927, p. 1, col.3:
(edited)
Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon for James E. Richardson, 77, former Dyers' Store resident who died in a local hospital Saturday morning.
Services were held from the home of Mr. & Mrs. H. A. Richardson, Moss Street, with whom the deceased had made his home for the last four years.
Three sons survive: W. H of Dyers' Store, and H. A. & O. H. of Salisbury, N. C.
Also four daughters: Mrs. W. M. Barrow, Mayodan, N.C.; Mrs. Missouri Lewis, Petersburg; Mrs. Sol Bernstein, Richmond; and Mrs. C. L. McCray of Roanoke.
***
(source: Bruce Locke)
James was a son of Abner Richarson and Nancy Minter.
***
James married in 1870.
THE HENRY BULLETIN, Tuesday, Sept. 20, 1927, p. 1, col.3:
(edited)
Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon for James E. Richardson, 77, former Dyers' Store resident who died in a local hospital Saturday morning.
Services were held from the home of Mr. & Mrs. H. A. Richardson, Moss Street, with whom the deceased had made his home for the last four years.
Three sons survive: W. H of Dyers' Store, and H. A. & O. H. of Salisbury, N. C.
Also four daughters: Mrs. W. M. Barrow, Mayodan, N.C.; Mrs. Missouri Lewis, Petersburg; Mrs. Sol Bernstein, Richmond; and Mrs. C. L. McCray of Roanoke.
***
(source: Bruce Locke)
***
James married in 1870.
THE HENRY BULLETIN, Tuesday, Sept. 20, 1927, p. 1, col.3:
(edited)
Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon for James E. Richardson, 77, former Dyers' Store resident who died in a local hospital Saturday morning.
Services were held from the home of Mr. & Mrs. H. A. Richardson, Moss Street, with whom the deceased had made his home for the last four years.
Three sons survive: W. H of Dyers' Store, and H. A. & O. H. of Salisbury, N. C.
Also four daughters: Mrs. W. M. Barrow, Mayodan, N.C.; Mrs. Missouri Lewis, Petersburg; Mrs. Sol Bernstein, Richmond; and Mrs. C. L. McCray of Roanoke.
***
(source: Bruce Locke)
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