Son of Elijah Lassiter and wife unknown. Husband of Lucy (Lockhart) Lassiter.
James Lassiter married Lucy Lockhart on November 27, 1827 in Johnston County, NC.
In primary sources, he is referred to as James Lassiter. His middle initial O is likely derived from the name of his son James Osborne Lassiter and posthumously assigned to him by descendants.
James O. Lassiter shares a joint grave marker with his wife Lucy (Lockhart) Lassiter. The grave marker was likely created after the death of wife Lucy. The grave marker was moved to Clement Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery from a family cemetery.
James Lassiter married Lucy Lockhart on November 27, 1827 in Johnston County, NC.
In primary sources, he is referred to as James Lassiter. His middle initial O is likely derived from the name of his son James Osborne Lassiter and posthumously assigned to him by descendants.
James O. Lassiter shares a joint grave marker with his wife Lucy (Lockhart) Lassiter. The grave marker was likely created after the death of wife Lucy. The grave marker was moved to Clement Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery from a family cemetery.
Son of Elijah Lassiter and wife unknown. Husband of Lucy (Lockhart) Lassiter.
James Lassiter married Lucy Lockhart on November 27, 1827 in Johnston County, NC.
In primary sources, he is referred to as James Lassiter. His middle initial O is likely derived from the name of his son James Osborne Lassiter and posthumously assigned to him by descendants.
James O. Lassiter shares a joint grave marker with his wife Lucy (Lockhart) Lassiter. The grave marker was likely created after the death of wife Lucy. The grave marker was moved to Clement Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery from a family cemetery.
James Lassiter married Lucy Lockhart on November 27, 1827 in Johnston County, NC.
In primary sources, he is referred to as James Lassiter. His middle initial O is likely derived from the name of his son James Osborne Lassiter and posthumously assigned to him by descendants.
James O. Lassiter shares a joint grave marker with his wife Lucy (Lockhart) Lassiter. The grave marker was likely created after the death of wife Lucy. The grave marker was moved to Clement Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery from a family cemetery.
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