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(Dr,) James Arthur MATTHEWS #75960

25 MAR 1846 - 14 MAR 1936

AKA: Jim

Personal Information

  • TITLE: Dr,
  • BIRTH: 25 MAR 1846, Melrose, Goliad, Texas, USA
  • DEATH: 14 MAR 1936, Mathis, San Patricio, Texas, USA

Parents

Father: John Fields MATTHEWS #75961

Mother: Mary Jane LIVELY #75962

Family 1 :

Wife: Clara Anna CONOLY

  • MARRIAGE: 9 FEB 1879, Kosse, Limestone, Texas, USA
Note:

Children:

  1.  +John Larkin MATTHEWS #75974
  2.   Betty Perkins MATTHEWS #75975
  3.  +George Conoly MATTHEWS Sr #75976
  4.  +Mary Emma MATTHEWS #75977
  5.  +Lawrence Arthur MATTHEWS #75978
  6.   James Arthur MATTHEWS #75979
 
 
                                                 __
                                                |  
                         _George A MATTHEWS ____|
                        | (1784 - 1849)         |
                        |                       |__
                        |                          
 _John Fields MATTHEWS _|
| (1810 - 1879)         |
|                       |                        __
|                       |                       |  
|                       |_Mary Ann FIELDS ______|
|                         (1790 - 1863)         |
|                                               |__
|                                                  
|
|--James Arthur MATTHEWS 
|  (1846 - 1936)
|                                                __
|                                               |  
|                        _Philip Steven LIVELY _|
|                       | (1788 - 1840)         |
|                       |                       |__
|                       |                          
|_Mary Jane LIVELY _____|
  (1817 - 1863)         |
                        |                        __
                        |                       |  
                        |_Susanna YOUNG ________|
                          (1800 - 1880)         |
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