DuBose, James

Birth Name DuBose, James
Gender male

Events

Event Date Place Description Sources
Birth 1801 South Carolina, USA Birth of DuBose, James  
Event Note

James Dubose was born c. 1801 according to the 1850 Barbour County census, and c. 1806 according to the 1860 Barbour County census.

Note courtesy of Robert Bradley

Parents

Relation to main person Name Birth date Death date Relation within this family (if not by birth)
Father DuBose, Jeptha
         DuBose, James 1801
    Brother     DuBose, Deshabo
    Brother     DuBose, Robert E.

Families

Family of DuBose, James and , Mary

Married Wife , Mary ( * about 1814 + ... )
   
Event Date Place Description Sources
Marriage about 1837   Marriage of Dubose, James and , Mary  
  Children
Name Birth Date Death Date
DuBose, Nancy1838
DuBose, Sarah1839
DuBose, Jane1840
DuBose, Arabella1844
DuBose, Jeptha James1845-05-171922-02-05
DuBose, Ailsey or Alsy1846
DuBose, Robert1849
DuBose, Martha A.1853
DuBose, William H.1855
DuBose, Dississo1857

Narrative

"...James DuBose who was born in 1801 in South Carolina. He was married in 1837 to Mary ? who was born in 1814 in South Carolina. Family legend contends that the family moved to Alabama by wagon train circa 1830 to the Banks community in Pike County. There is also a record of a John DuBose III who settled his family in the same area about the same time, so he is likely a relative of James DuBose...

The sources for this writing include family records, newspaper stories, and an article in one of the heritage books. Appreciation is expressed in particular to Betty Jo (DuBose) Wambles of Opp for sharing her family records.

Anyone who might have any corrections to the above or who has genealogy on other DuBose families in the county is requested to write Curtis Thomasson at 20357 Blake Pruitt Road, Andalusia, AL 36420; call 334-222-6467; or e-mail: cthomasson@centurytel.net."

 

- From an posting in the Andalusiastarnews

Narrative

"Brothers were Deshabo and Robert. Both are sons of Jeptha son of Jeptha, son of John, son of Peter.' Rural Land Owners of Barbour County, Alabama 1851."

Note from Robert Bradley

(So, and I'm thinking while I type, does this mean that James' name could have been Jeptha James, like his son? If that's the case, then I would know the names of his father and grandfather)

Musings from Gorden, [Living]