James A. Armfield was born 29 Nov 1847 in Guilford County, North Carolina, son of Calvin C. Armfield and Penninah E. Albertson.
In 1848 James and his family moved to Henry county, Indiana. The 1850 US Census shows him living in Greensboro, Henry, Indiana with his parents and younger sister Mary.
In the Fall of 1858 James and his family moved once more to Liberty Township, Howard county, Indiana, Post Office: Greentown. The 1860 US Census has James living in this location.
It is not known what caused his death, but James passed away 29 Aug 1863 in Greentown, Howard, Indiana. He was buried in the Lamb cemetery in Greentown. His headstone states: "James A. / Son of / C. C. & Penninah / Armfield / Died / Aug. 29, 1863 / Aged / 15 y. 9 m. /". His birthdate calculates to 29 Nov 1847.
The Lamb Cemetery is located in Greentown. Directions: As you are going East on hwy 22, turn right and go south to 50 So. Turn right and go west until you cross a bridge. Turn right just after the bridge and go north a few hundred feet, which is 800 E. The cemetery is on the right.
In 1848 James and his family moved to Henry county, Indiana. The 1850 US Census shows him living in Greensboro, Henry, Indiana with his parents and younger sister Mary.
In the Fall of 1858 James and his family moved once more to Liberty Township, Howard county, Indiana, Post Office: Greentown. The 1860 US Census has James living in this location.
It is not known what caused his death, but James passed away 29 Aug 1863 in Greentown, Howard, Indiana. He was buried in the Lamb cemetery in Greentown. His headstone states: "James A. / Son of / C. C. & Penninah / Armfield / Died / Aug. 29, 1863 / Aged / 15 y. 9 m. /". His birthdate calculates to 29 Nov 1847.
The Lamb Cemetery is located in Greentown. Directions: As you are going East on hwy 22, turn right and go south to 50 So. Turn right and go west until you cross a bridge. Turn right just after the bridge and go north a few hundred feet, which is 800 E. The cemetery is on the right.
James A. Armfield was born 29 Nov 1847 in Guilford County, North Carolina, son of Calvin C. Armfield and Penninah E. Albertson.
In 1848 James and his family moved to Henry county, Indiana. The 1850 US Census shows him living in Greensboro, Henry, Indiana with his parents and younger sister Mary.
In the Fall of 1858 James and his family moved once more to Liberty Township, Howard county, Indiana, Post Office: Greentown. The 1860 US Census has James living in this location.
It is not known what caused his death, but James passed away 29 Aug 1863 in Greentown, Howard, Indiana. He was buried in the Lamb cemetery in Greentown. His headstone states: "James A. / Son of / C. C. & Penninah / Armfield / Died / Aug. 29, 1863 / Aged / 15 y. 9 m. /". His birthdate calculates to 29 Nov 1847.
The Lamb Cemetery is located in Greentown. Directions: As you are going East on hwy 22, turn right and go south to 50 So. Turn right and go west until you cross a bridge. Turn right just after the bridge and go north a few hundred feet, which is 800 E. The cemetery is on the right.
In 1848 James and his family moved to Henry county, Indiana. The 1850 US Census shows him living in Greensboro, Henry, Indiana with his parents and younger sister Mary.
In the Fall of 1858 James and his family moved once more to Liberty Township, Howard county, Indiana, Post Office: Greentown. The 1860 US Census has James living in this location.
It is not known what caused his death, but James passed away 29 Aug 1863 in Greentown, Howard, Indiana. He was buried in the Lamb cemetery in Greentown. His headstone states: "James A. / Son of / C. C. & Penninah / Armfield / Died / Aug. 29, 1863 / Aged / 15 y. 9 m. /". His birthdate calculates to 29 Nov 1847.
The Lamb Cemetery is located in Greentown. Directions: As you are going East on hwy 22, turn right and go south to 50 So. Turn right and go west until you cross a bridge. Turn right just after the bridge and go north a few hundred feet, which is 800 E. The cemetery is on the right.
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