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      63. James Early5 Kevil, Jr. (James Early4, Thomas S.3, Benjamin Kevil2 2, Benjamin Kevil1 1) was born October 1, 1867 in Princeton, Caldwell County, Kentucky, and died November 20, 1936 in Pascagoula, Jackson County, Mississippi. He married (1) Bessie Emmerson October 18, 1890 in Jefferson, Alabama. He married (2) Georgia Holman April 9, 1901 in Carrollton, Mississippi Court House, daughter of James Holman and Georgianna Lott. She was born Abt. April 1, 1884 in Carrollton, Carroll County, Mississippi, and died October 15, 1946 in St. Francis Sanatorium in Denver, Denver County, Colorado.

Notes for James Early Kevil, Jr.:
The 1880 U. S. Federal Census for Kentucky shows James E. Kevil living with his parents, James E. Kevil and Nancy B. Kevil, in Princeton, Kentucky with his brothers, Adolphus Kevil, age 20; and Manson Kevil (should have been Matthew Kevil), age 17.
The 1880 Census information about James E. Kevil is as follows: Name: James E. Kevil; Birth Year: 1868; Birthplace: Kentucky; Occupation: At school; Marital Status: Single; Race: White; Head of Household: James E. Kevil; Relation: Son; Father's Birthplace: Kentucky; Mother's Birthplace: Ireland.

The 1920 U. S. Federal Census shows James E. Kevil living in Steel, Lafayette County, Arkansas and his occupation was telegraph operator.

Obituary in Pascagoula, Mississippi newspaper:

James Early Kevil

The death of the above citizen occurred on Friday, November 20, 1936, at 7:45 P. M., at his home at 728 Boudousquie Street, Pascagoula, his death being caused by heart disease. The funeral was held in Biloxi, on Tuesday morning at ten o'clock, a full military funeral, the chaplin of the Government Hospital officiating, with interment in the National Cemetery there.
Deceased was 69 years of age, was born in Princeton, Kentucky, and had lived in Pascagoula the past eight years. Prior to that time he lived in California for a number of years. He was an army officer under Teddy Roosevelt in the Spanish-American War, and had been since then a railroad telegrapher, and a postmaster. He was a Mason and Modern Woodman of the World.
Surviving are one daughter, Selina, of Denver; two sons, James E. Kevil, Jr., of Houston, Texas, and Thomas Kevil, of Denver.

More About James Early Kevil, Jr.:
Burial: November 24, 1936, Veteran's Cemetary in Biloxi, Mississippi
Cause of Death: Coronary thrombosis
Medical Information: Also suffered from chronic intestinal nephritis. Contracted typhoid malaria while serving in Puerto Rico during the Spanish American War, and sent to Fort Monroe, Virginia to get well.
Military service: Bet. May - November 1898, U. S. Army during the Spanish-American War. Served in the Tennessee Volunteers, Company F of 2nd Infantry .
Occupation: Telegraph operator for the railroad.

More About James Kevil and Bessie Emmerson:
Marriage: October 18, 1890, Jefferson, Alabama
Separation: Abt. November 1895, Unknown location

Notes for Georgia Holman:
Obituary in The Denver Post on October 16, 1946:

OLINGER MORTUARIES
15th at Boulder *** Spear at Sherman

DERBY---
Georgia Kevil Derby of 3750 Meade, Wife of Earnest B. Derby, Mother of M. M. Vinyard, James and Thomas Kevil; also survived by three grandchildren. Services drawingroom, SIXTEENTH AT BOULDER, Thurs., 2:30 p.m. to Crown Hill.



More About Georgia Holman:
Burial: October 17, 1946, Crown Hill Cemetary, Denver, Denver County, Colorado
Fact #1: Abt. April 1, 1884, Probable birth date, but not verified.
Fact #2: Belonged to Eastern Star #635 in Denver, Colorado

More About James Kevil and Georgia Holman:
Divorce: October 20, 1924
Marriage: April 9, 1901, Carrollton, Mississippi Court House
Marriage license: Abt. April 1, 1902, Ceremony by Presbyterian minister, Reverand Therborn.
     
Children of James Kevil and Georgia Holman are:
+ 159 i.   James Early6 Kevil III, born August 25, 1903 in Lake Village, Kentucky; died January 26, 1958 in his home near Barnardsville, North Carolina.
+ 160 ii.   Thomas Holman Kevil, Sr., born September 9, 1907 in Wagner, Oklahoma; died March 1973 in Denver, Colorado.
+ 161 iii.   Selina Belle Kevil, born March 26, 1909 in Birmingham, Jefferson County, Alabama; died February 3, 1991 in Cone Hospital Greensboro, North Carolina.


      65. Lucy5 Bond (Macey Nichols4 Kevil, Thomas S.3, Benjamin Kevil2 2, Benjamin Kevil1 1) was born 1847. She married James Parker December 4, 1864.

More About James Parker and Lucy Bond:
Marriage: December 4, 1864
     
Child of Lucy Bond and James Parker is:
+ 162 i.   Lilly6 Parker, born Unknown.


      66. James Manson5 Bond (Macey Nichols4 Kevil, Thomas S.3, Benjamin Kevil2 2, Benjamin Kevil1 1) was born 1849, and died June 1932. He married (1) Sara Charlotte Akins December 24, 1872, daughter of Reverand Akins and Mary Tayloe. She was born April 11, 1854, and died August 13, 1887. He married (2) Minnie Durham November 23, 1892. She was born 1873, and died 1962.

Marriage Notes for James Bond and Sara Akins:
The marriage on Christmas Eve was very festive and happy. The bride's brother, Doctor John Allison Akin, drove in a buggy to Crittenden County to bring Miss Margaret Perry to the wedding to be bridesmaid. She was the daughter of Reverand and Mrs. Beatty Perry. The bride and bridesmaid had been roommates at Princeton Seminary. The witness to sign the Marriage Certificate were Doctor John Allison Akin and Mr. Miles Johnson. Grief soon came to the young couple after fifteen years of marriage. Sara Charlotte Akins Bond, while having a tooth extracted in her brother's dental chair, died suddenly from chloroform on a linen handkerchief. Doctor Akins said many years later he had never had a happy day since the tragic death of his sister, Sara Charlotte.

More About James Bond and Sara Akins:
Marriage: December 24, 1872

More About James Bond and Minnie Durham:
Marriage: November 23, 1892
     
Children of James Bond and Sara Akins are:
+ 163 i.   Macy Urey6 Bond, born 1874; died 1963.
+ 164 ii.   Martha Akin Bond, born 1874; died August 22, 1920.
  165 iii.   James William Bond, born 1876; died 1927. He married Ida Peel.
  More About James William Bond:
Occupation: Official officer for a railroad in Little Rock, Arkansas.

  Marriage Notes for James Bond and Ida Peel:
James W. Bond and Ida Peel were married only three months.


+ 166 iv.   Mary Lucy Bond, born September 24, 1879; died November 23, 1969.
+ 167 v.   Redford Bond, born 1887; died 1956.
  168 vi.   Sallie Lee Bond, born March 16, 1885; died February 15, 1967. She married Harvey Moore September 10, 1910 in At home of Honorable Robert Howe Akin II, an uncle, in Princeton, Kentucky.; born June 23, 1885; died November 27, 1963.
  More About Harvey Moore:
Occupation: Merchant
Religion: Methodist

  More About Harvey Moore and Sallie Bond:
Marriage: September 10, 1910, At home of Honorable Robert Howe Akin II, an uncle, in Princeton, Kentucky.
     
Children of James Bond and Minnie Durham are:
+ 169 i.   Thomas6 Bond, born June 27, 1895.
  170 ii.   James Bond.


      67. Sally F.5 Bond (Macey Nichols4 Kevil, Thomas S.3, Benjamin Kevil2 2, Benjamin Kevil1 1) was born 1851. She married Dr. J. M. Samuels November 21, 1871. He was born Unknown.

More About J. Samuels and Sally Bond:
Marriage: November 21, 1871
     
Child of Sally Bond and J. Samuels is:
  171 i.   Hattie6 Samuels, born Unknown; died Deceased.


      75. Fannie A.5 Rice (Mary Ann4 Kevil, Thomas S.3, Benjamin Kevil2 2, Benjamin Kevil1 1) was born July 6, 1857, and died 1895. She married John W. Jackson. He was born in Caldwell County, Kentucky.
     
Child of Fannie Rice and John Jackson is:
+ 172 i.   Ella6 Jackson, born 1878; died 1971.


      86. Susan Ann5 Crews (Pernecia Francis Jones4 Kevil, Thomas S.3, Benjamin Kevil2 2, Benjamin Kevil1 1) She married Charles Bradley.
     
Children of Susan Crews and Charles Bradley are:
  173 i.   Charles6 Bradley, Jr., died 1919. He married Jean Lavette; died in Died of pneumonia..
  174 ii.   Robert T. Bradley, died 1973.
  175 iii.   Frances Bradley.
  More About Frances Bradley:
Occupation: Educator
+ 176 iv.   Edward Bradley.

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