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James Madison Eddings Relevant Links

1. Father: Jonathon (John) Eddings
2. Siblings: Pleasant B. Eddings
3. Harriet Jane Eddings
4. Josephus George (Rev) Eddings
5. Serelda F. Eddings

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James Madison Eddings

Born: 08 August 1844 in Robertson County, Tennessee
Died: 21 September 1926 in Stafford, Greene County, Missouri

Mother: Rebecca Mason
Father: Jonathon (John) Eddings

Married: Anna Kisiah Pryor 05 November 1866 in Christian County, Missouri

She was born 12 January 1849 in Catoosa County, Georgia, and died 28 April 1905 in Greene County, Missouri.

Children:

1. John H.
   b. 1867
2. James T.
   b. October 1869
   d. 1939
   m. Maggie Fetterhoff, 31 July 1908
3. John H.
   b. 1867
4. James T.
5. Nancy A.
   b. 1872
   d. 1964
6. William T.
   b. May 1875
   d. 1929
7. Rebecca E.
   b. 1877
   d. 1948
8. Maudie T.
   b. December 1879
   d. 1960
9. Dora A.
   b. December 1879
   d. December 1879
10. George Madison
    b. September 1881
    d. 1956
    m. Mary Dilbeck, 27 June 1908
11. Edward Taylor
    b. 09 August 1883, Stafford, Greene County, Missouri
    d. 05 April 1918, Stafford, Greene County, Missouri
12. Earnist J.
    b. September 1885
    d. 1946

This page was last updated on: May 18 2008