James Mare Huskey b. 1826 Jefferson County, Missouri d. 17 Nov 1887 Jefferson County, Missouri: Smoky Mountain Ancestral Quest

1826 - 1887 (61 years)

Name	James Mare Huskey
Born	1826	Jefferson County, Missouri
Gender	Male
Died	17 Nov 1887	Jefferson County, Missouri
Buried	Bethlehem Church Cemetery, Grubville, Jefferson County, Missouri [1]
Person ID	I5174	Smoky Mountain Ancestral Quest
Last Modified	4 Mar 2013

Father	John Huskey, Jr., b. 29 Jun 1800, Edgefield County, South Carolina , d. 29 Jun 1876, Jefferson County, Missouri (Age 76 years)
Mother	Nancy C. Williams, b. 1803, North Carolina , d. 12 Aug 1874 (Age 71 years)
Married	Abt 1824	, Union, Illinois
Family ID	F1945	Group Sheet

Family 1 Sarah Wideman, b. 1828, Morse Mill, Jefferson, Missouri

Married 21 Feb 1849 , Jefferson, Missouri

Children

1. Benjamin Franklin Huskey, b. May 1850, Morse Mill, Jefferson, Missouri

Family ID F1946 Group Sheet

Family 2 Lucinda Wideman, b. 16 Jan 1832, Jefferson County, Missouri , d. 27 Feb 1927 (Age 95 years)

Married 28 Jul 1851 , Jefferson, Missouri

Children

+	1. John L. Huskey, b. 1851, Jefferson County, Missouri , d. 22 Nov 1928 (Age 77 years)
	2. Mark Huskey, b. 25 Nov 1853, d. 23 Jan 1920 (Age 66 years)

Family ID F17600 Group Sheet

Event Map

	Born - 1826 - Jefferson County, Missouri
	Married - 21 Feb 1849 - , Jefferson, Missouri
	Married - 28 Jul 1851 - , Jefferson, Missouri
	Died - 17 Nov 1887 - Jefferson County, Missouri

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Reference:
"Huskey Family Group Sheets," Beverly G. Martin, 1994, 4HUSp8.

[S147] Find a Grave, (Memorial: 37238575).
Jefferson Democrat Hillsboro, Jefferson, Missouri
WEDNESDAY, 23 NOVEMBER 1887.
James HUSKEY, of Big River was buried last Friday, at Bethlehem. He was quite aged, and for some time had lost his reasoning faculties. Some months ago he was adjudged insane by the court, but as he was partially paralyzed the authorities at the State lunatic asylum would not receive him as a patient, and he was taken back home.