Father, Benedict Joseph "Ben" Flanagan, Sr
Mother, Mary Jane Russell

James married Teresa Alice Cambron on January 26, 1875 at St Mary, Marion Co, KY. After Teresa died, he married Anna Elizabeth "Eliza" Walker on September 30, 1884 at St Mary, Marion Co, KY.

Documents below were abstracted by Dolores & Danny Bohn of Louisville, KY.

Marion County, Ky. Marriage Records; Book 5; Pages 469/470.
Date of Marriage, January 26, 1875; Name of Groom, J.T. Flanagan; residence of groom, Marion Co., Ky; age of groom, 26; number of marriage of groom, first; occupation, blacksmith; birthplace of groom, Marion Co., Ky; birthplace of groom's father, Marion Co., Ky; birthplace of groom's mother, Marion Co., Ky. Name of Bride, Alice Cambron; residence of bride, Marion Co., Ky; age of bride, 21; number of marriage of bride, first; birthplace of bride, Marion Co., Ky; birthplace of bride's father, Marion Co., Ky; birthplace of bride's mother, Marion Co., Ky. To be married at St. Charles Church on the 26 day of January, 1875. I certify that the above is correct, to the best of my knowledge and belief. Witness my hand this 25 day of January, 1875. Signed, J.T. Flanagan.
Married, January 26, 1875, by Rev. Pol Fermont at St. Charles Catholic Church. Their witnesses were J. S. Flanagan and Ann E. Hamilton.

Marion County, Ky. Marriage Records; Book 7; Pages 636/637.
Date of Marriage, Sept. 30, 1884; Name of Groom, James T. Flanagan; residence of groom, Marion Co., Ky; age of groom, 37; number of marriage of groom, 2nd; occupation, mechanic; birthplace, Marion Co., Ky; birthplace of groom's father, Marion Co., Ky; birthplace of groom's mother, Marion Co., Ky. Name of Bride, Miss Eliza A. Walker; residence of bride, Marion Co., Ky; age of bride, 25; number of marriage of bride, first; birthplace of bride, Marion Co., Ky; birthplace of bride's father, Marion Co., Ky; birthplace of bride's mother, Marion Co., Ky. To be married at St. Charles Church on the 30th day of Sept., 1884. I certify that the above is correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. Witness my hand, this 29th day of Sept. 1884. Signed, J.T. Flanagan.
Married, September 30, 1884, by Rev. Pol Fermont at St. Charles Catholic Church. Their witnesses were Charles and Sally Flanagan.

The Lebanon Enterprise, March 7, 1919
James T. Flanagan, for forty years a well known merchant at St. Mary's, died at his home at that place last Thursday night of tuberculosis. Although he had been in failing health for the past few years, his condition was not such as to cause apprehension to his family and friends until about a week previous to his death when he suffered a severe hemorrhage. After that time he gradually grew worse. The funeral was held at St. Charles Church Sunday morning, the Rev. Father Winters, of St. Mary's College, conducting the services in the presence of a large number of friends. Burial was in the church cemetery. Mr. Flanagan was born in this county 71 years ago and practically the whole of his life was spent in the St. Mary's neighborhood. For nearly forty-two years he was engaged in the merchantile business at St. Mary's and was widely known not only in that section but throughout the county. He retired from business a few years ago. Mr. Flanagan was a splendid citizen, a consistent member of the Catholic church and in his death the county loses one of its good citizens. His widow and five children, four daughters and one son survive. They are Hugh B. Flanagan, of Kansas City; Mrs. Adrian Head, of Illinois; Mrs. Bert Abell, of Elizabethtown; and Mrs. Hardesty Peterson and Mrs. Ed Blandford, of this county.