James was the son of Michael Ford & Agnes Lake. Although James' marriage license shows that he was born at Brantford, Ontario, Find A Grave contributor Diane Calhoun reports that James was born at Blandford (Blandford-Blenheim).
He married Lydia A. Ziegler on 15 Aug 1877 at Waterloo, Ontario, Canada.
James' obituary in the Spokane Chronicle includes: "He is survived by his widow, Lydia Ford; two daughters, Mrs. Catherine Bigelow of Seattle and Miss Mabel Ford of Spokane; and by five sons, James, Spokane; Frank, Spokane, broker; John, with the Water Power company in Spokane; Elmer, rancher of Coulee, and Hugh Ford of Eugene, Ore." The obituary refers to him as a mining broker with an office in the Rookery building, and mentions that his son James was secretary of the Chamber of Commerce.
He married Lydia A. Ziegler on 15 Aug 1877 at Waterloo, Ontario, Canada.
James' obituary in the Spokane Chronicle includes: "He is survived by his widow, Lydia Ford; two daughters, Mrs. Catherine Bigelow of Seattle and Miss Mabel Ford of Spokane; and by five sons, James, Spokane; Frank, Spokane, broker; John, with the Water Power company in Spokane; Elmer, rancher of Coulee, and Hugh Ford of Eugene, Ore." The obituary refers to him as a mining broker with an office in the Rookery building, and mentions that his son James was secretary of the Chamber of Commerce.
James was the son of Michael Ford & Agnes Lake. Although James' marriage license shows that he was born at Brantford, Ontario, Find A Grave contributor Diane Calhoun reports that James was born at Blandford (Blandford-Blenheim).
He married Lydia A. Ziegler on 15 Aug 1877 at Waterloo, Ontario, Canada.
James' obituary in the Spokane Chronicle includes: "He is survived by his widow, Lydia Ford; two daughters, Mrs. Catherine Bigelow of Seattle and Miss Mabel Ford of Spokane; and by five sons, James, Spokane; Frank, Spokane, broker; John, with the Water Power company in Spokane; Elmer, rancher of Coulee, and Hugh Ford of Eugene, Ore." The obituary refers to him as a mining broker with an office in the Rookery building, and mentions that his son James was secretary of the Chamber of Commerce.
He married Lydia A. Ziegler on 15 Aug 1877 at Waterloo, Ontario, Canada.
James' obituary in the Spokane Chronicle includes: "He is survived by his widow, Lydia Ford; two daughters, Mrs. Catherine Bigelow of Seattle and Miss Mabel Ford of Spokane; and by five sons, James, Spokane; Frank, Spokane, broker; John, with the Water Power company in Spokane; Elmer, rancher of Coulee, and Hugh Ford of Eugene, Ore." The obituary refers to him as a mining broker with an office in the Rookery building, and mentions that his son James was secretary of the Chamber of Commerce.
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