James' parents were William Byron Mikell and Mary Jane Wise Mikell. Mary Jane was his father's second wife. (His first was Agnes T. Groover).
His step-brothers from that first marriage were: David B. 1876 and Walter C. 1878.
His full siblings were: Mellie McDonald, Robenia, William B. Jr., Anna and an unamed infant girl.
Robenia and her brother, James C., both died when they were 7 yrs. old and their sister as a newborn. Their parents later moved to Savannah, Ga but are buried at Upper Black Creek Church Cemetery.
His step-brothers from that first marriage were: David B. 1876 and Walter C. 1878.
His full siblings were: Mellie McDonald, Robenia, William B. Jr., Anna and an unamed infant girl.
Robenia and her brother, James C., both died when they were 7 yrs. old and their sister as a newborn. Their parents later moved to Savannah, Ga but are buried at Upper Black Creek Church Cemetery.
James' parents were William Byron Mikell and Mary Jane Wise Mikell. Mary Jane was his father's second wife. (His first was Agnes T. Groover).
His step-brothers from that first marriage were: David B. 1876 and Walter C. 1878.
His full siblings were: Mellie McDonald, Robenia, William B. Jr., Anna and an unamed infant girl.
Robenia and her brother, James C., both died when they were 7 yrs. old and their sister as a newborn. Their parents later moved to Savannah, Ga but are buried at Upper Black Creek Church Cemetery.
His step-brothers from that first marriage were: David B. 1876 and Walter C. 1878.
His full siblings were: Mellie McDonald, Robenia, William B. Jr., Anna and an unamed infant girl.
Robenia and her brother, James C., both died when they were 7 yrs. old and their sister as a newborn. Their parents later moved to Savannah, Ga but are buried at Upper Black Creek Church Cemetery.
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