Ida died at her home on Slocum Street, Kingston, on Thursday night of the Plymouth epidemic (typhoid fever). She contracted it while visiting relatives in Plymouth. The immediate cause of her death was intestinal hemorrhage.
Ida lost several siblings to disasters:
___David died in the 1869 Avondale Mine disaster;
___John died following a 1876 accident at the Boston Mine;
___William died July 1880 in mine accident in Colorado;
___Mattie was one of the children killed at the October 1883 squib factory in Kingston.
Ida died at her home on Slocum Street, Kingston, on Thursday night of the Plymouth epidemic (typhoid fever). She contracted it while visiting relatives in Plymouth. The immediate cause of her death was intestinal hemorrhage.
Ida lost several siblings to disasters:
___David died in the 1869 Avondale Mine disaster;
___John died following a 1876 accident at the Boston Mine;
___William died July 1880 in mine accident in Colorado;
___Mattie was one of the children killed at the October 1883 squib factory in Kingston.
Family Members
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Thomas James
1846–1892
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Lieut David James
1847–1869
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Philip B James
1849–1933
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Mary Ann "Annie" James Case
1851–1899
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William James
1857–1880
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Elizabeth A "Lizzie" James Castner
1860–1887
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Eli Reese James
1861–1933
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Martha "Mattie" James
1868–1883
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Sarah James Lewis
1869–1939
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Albert James
1873–1903
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Gomer James
1875–1929
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