Son of Thomas Kirk & Jane Windross.
His known siblings are:
Thomas Kirk (1804-1882)
Ann Kirk (1805-1886)
David Kirk (1806-1874)
John Kirk (1807-1890)
Sarah Kirk (Young) (1810-1886)
William Kirk (1812-Unknown)
Jane Kirk (1814-Unknown)
George Kirk (1821-Unknown)
Robert Kirk (1826-Unknown)
James' nephew (David's son, William) was murdered in 1883 and the verdict for his assailant in the case, caused the famous Cincinnati Riots of 1884.
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James Kirk, aged eighty-one years, died Tuesday, September 12, at his home in at Villars Chapel. He was born in Yorkshire England, but with three brothers came to this county many years ago. He was a man of strict integrity and had accumulated a handsome living and a good farm. One son and a daughter mourn his loss, his wife having preceded him to that better land about thirteen years ago. Interment on Thursday.
Published in The Journal-Republican (Wilmington, Ohio) Wednesday, September 19, 1900.
His known siblings are:
Thomas Kirk (1804-1882)
Ann Kirk (1805-1886)
David Kirk (1806-1874)
John Kirk (1807-1890)
Sarah Kirk (Young) (1810-1886)
William Kirk (1812-Unknown)
Jane Kirk (1814-Unknown)
George Kirk (1821-Unknown)
Robert Kirk (1826-Unknown)
James' nephew (David's son, William) was murdered in 1883 and the verdict for his assailant in the case, caused the famous Cincinnati Riots of 1884.
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James Kirk, aged eighty-one years, died Tuesday, September 12, at his home in at Villars Chapel. He was born in Yorkshire England, but with three brothers came to this county many years ago. He was a man of strict integrity and had accumulated a handsome living and a good farm. One son and a daughter mourn his loss, his wife having preceded him to that better land about thirteen years ago. Interment on Thursday.
Published in The Journal-Republican (Wilmington, Ohio) Wednesday, September 19, 1900.
Son of Thomas Kirk & Jane Windross.
His known siblings are:
Thomas Kirk (1804-1882)
Ann Kirk (1805-1886)
David Kirk (1806-1874)
John Kirk (1807-1890)
Sarah Kirk (Young) (1810-1886)
William Kirk (1812-Unknown)
Jane Kirk (1814-Unknown)
George Kirk (1821-Unknown)
Robert Kirk (1826-Unknown)
James' nephew (David's son, William) was murdered in 1883 and the verdict for his assailant in the case, caused the famous Cincinnati Riots of 1884.
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James Kirk, aged eighty-one years, died Tuesday, September 12, at his home in at Villars Chapel. He was born in Yorkshire England, but with three brothers came to this county many years ago. He was a man of strict integrity and had accumulated a handsome living and a good farm. One son and a daughter mourn his loss, his wife having preceded him to that better land about thirteen years ago. Interment on Thursday.
Published in The Journal-Republican (Wilmington, Ohio) Wednesday, September 19, 1900.
His known siblings are:
Thomas Kirk (1804-1882)
Ann Kirk (1805-1886)
David Kirk (1806-1874)
John Kirk (1807-1890)
Sarah Kirk (Young) (1810-1886)
William Kirk (1812-Unknown)
Jane Kirk (1814-Unknown)
George Kirk (1821-Unknown)
Robert Kirk (1826-Unknown)
James' nephew (David's son, William) was murdered in 1883 and the verdict for his assailant in the case, caused the famous Cincinnati Riots of 1884.
*********************************************************************************************
James Kirk, aged eighty-one years, died Tuesday, September 12, at his home in at Villars Chapel. He was born in Yorkshire England, but with three brothers came to this county many years ago. He was a man of strict integrity and had accumulated a handsome living and a good farm. One son and a daughter mourn his loss, his wife having preceded him to that better land about thirteen years ago. Interment on Thursday.
Published in The Journal-Republican (Wilmington, Ohio) Wednesday, September 19, 1900.
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