Son of John Henry Dennison and Sarah M. Wiseman. He was married to Esther Elmyra "Myra" Graham.
There are 2 birth dates for James Culver. Oct 5, 1863 has been the accepted date however, his Illinois death record gives birth as Sep 1864.
He was a Freight Clerk for C.B.& Q.
The Rockford Republic on Sept 22, 1916 carried the following story:
Quincy-Returning home from the depot where he has bid his wife and children good-bye as they left for a visit in Kansas City, James Dennison, a clerk, was brutally assaulted in a lonely street and is now lying at the point of death in a hospital. His skull was crushed and the face beaten to a jelly by his assailants.
There are 2 birth dates for James Culver. Oct 5, 1863 has been the accepted date however, his Illinois death record gives birth as Sep 1864.
He was a Freight Clerk for C.B.& Q.
The Rockford Republic on Sept 22, 1916 carried the following story:
Quincy-Returning home from the depot where he has bid his wife and children good-bye as they left for a visit in Kansas City, James Dennison, a clerk, was brutally assaulted in a lonely street and is now lying at the point of death in a hospital. His skull was crushed and the face beaten to a jelly by his assailants.
Son of John Henry Dennison and Sarah M. Wiseman. He was married to Esther Elmyra "Myra" Graham.
There are 2 birth dates for James Culver. Oct 5, 1863 has been the accepted date however, his Illinois death record gives birth as Sep 1864.
He was a Freight Clerk for C.B.& Q.
The Rockford Republic on Sept 22, 1916 carried the following story:
Quincy-Returning home from the depot where he has bid his wife and children good-bye as they left for a visit in Kansas City, James Dennison, a clerk, was brutally assaulted in a lonely street and is now lying at the point of death in a hospital. His skull was crushed and the face beaten to a jelly by his assailants.
There are 2 birth dates for James Culver. Oct 5, 1863 has been the accepted date however, his Illinois death record gives birth as Sep 1864.
He was a Freight Clerk for C.B.& Q.
The Rockford Republic on Sept 22, 1916 carried the following story:
Quincy-Returning home from the depot where he has bid his wife and children good-bye as they left for a visit in Kansas City, James Dennison, a clerk, was brutally assaulted in a lonely street and is now lying at the point of death in a hospital. His skull was crushed and the face beaten to a jelly by his assailants.
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