| Notes |
- James spent his youth and early manhood on his father's farm receiving
the education and having the social opportunities open to a well-to-do
farmer's family of that primitive time. He was a good driver with a good
team and brought salt from the salt-licks and did other public hauling.
When the exodus to Indiana began he assisted families to move thither.
James Donnell was twenty-seven years old when he removed to Decatur
County, Indiana, with his father's family in 1823. James Donnell, like
his father and brothers, was an earnest anti-slavery man. He took part
in the debates on this burning question held all over this county. He is
remembered as a man of unusual intelligence, and his early death was a
great loss not only to his family but to the community.James spent his youth and early manhood on his father's farm receiving
the education and having the social opportunities open to a well-to-do
farmer's family of that primitive time. He was a good driver with a good
team and brought salt from the salt-licks and did other public hauling.
When the exodus to Indiana began he assisted families to move thither.
James Donnell was twenty-seven years old when he removed to Decatur
County, Indiana, with his father's family in 1823. James Donnell, like
his father and brothers, was an earnest anti-slavery man. He took part
in the debates on this burning question held all over this county. He is
remembered as a man of unusual intelligence, and his early death was a
great loss not only to his family but to the community.James spent his youth and early manhood on his father's farm receiving
the education and having the social opportunities open to a well-to-do
farmer's family of that primitive time. He was a good driver with a good
team and brought salt from the salt-licks and did other public hauling.
When the exodus to Indiana began he assisted families to move thither.
James Donnell was twenty-seven years old when he removed to Decatur
County, Indiana, with his father's family in 1823. James Donnell, like
his father and brothers, was an earnest anti-slavery man. He took part
in the debates on this burning question held all over this county. He is
remembered as a man of unusual intelligence, and his early death was a
great loss not only to his family but to the community.James spent his youth and early manhood on his father's farm receiving
the education and having the social opportunities open to a well-to-do
farmer's family of that primitive time. He was a good driver with a good
team and brought salt from the salt-licks and did other public hauling.
When the exodus to Indiana began he assisted families to move thither.
James Donnell was twenty-seven years old when he removed to Decatur
County, Indiana, with his father's family in 1823. James Donnell, like
his father and brothers, was an earnest anti-slavery man. He took part
in the debates on this burning question held all over this county. He is
remembered as a man of unusual intelligence, and his early death was a
great loss not only to his family but to the community.James spent his youth and early manhood on his father's farm receiving
the education and having the social opportunities open to a well-to-do
farmer's family of that primitive time. He was a good driver with a good
team and brought salt from the salt-licks and did other public hauling.
When the exodus to Indiana began he assisted families to move thither.
James Donnell was twenty-seven years old when he removed to Decatur
County, Indiana, with his father's family in 1823. James Donnell, like
his father and brothers, was an earnest anti-slavery man. He took part
in the debates on this burning question held all over this county. He is
remembered as a man of unusual intelligence, and his early death was a
great loss not only to his family but to the community.
James spent his youth and early manhood on his father's farm receiving
the education and having the social opportunities open to a well-to-do
farmer's family of that primitive time. He was a good driver with a good
team and brought salt from the salt-licks and did other public hauling.
When the exodus to Indiana began he assisted families to move thither.
James Donnell was twenty-seven years old when he removed to Decatur
County, Indiana, with his father's family in 1823. James Donnell, like
his father and brothers, was an earnest anti-slavery man. He took part
in the debates on this burning question held all over this county. He is
remembered as a man of unusual intelligence, and his early death was a
great loss not only to his family but to the community.James spent his youth and early manhood on his father's farm receiving
the education and having the social opportunities open to a well-to-do
farmer's family of that primitive time. He was a good driver with a good
team and brought salt from the salt-licks and did other public hauling.
When the exodus to Indiana began he assisted families to move thither.
James Donnell was twenty-seven years old when he removed to Decatur
County, Indiana, with his father's family in 1823. James Donnell, like
his father and brothers, was an earnest anti-slavery man. He took part
in the debates on this burning question held all over this county. He is
remembered as a man of unusual intelligence, and his early death was a
great loss not only to his family but to the community.
James spent his youth and early manhood on his father's farm receiving the education and having the social opportunities open to a well-to-do farmer's family of that primitive time. He was a good driver with a good team and brought salt from the salt-licks and did other public hauling. When the exodus to Indiana began he assisted families to move thither. James Donnell was twenty-seven years old when he removed to Decatur County, Indiana, with his father's family in 1823. James Donnell, like his father and brothers, was an earnest anti-slavery man. He took part in the debates on this burning question held all over this county. He is remembered as a man of unusual intelligence, and his early death was a great loss not only to his family but to the community.
James spent his youth and early manhood on his father's farm receiving
the education and having the social opportunities open to a well-to-do
farmer's family of that primitive time. He was a good driver with a good
team and brought salt from the salt-licks and did other public hauling.
When the exodus to Indiana began he assisted families to move thither.
James Donnell was twenty-sevenyears old when he removed to Decatur
County, Indiana, with his father's familyin 1823. James Donnell, like
his father and brothers, was an earnest anti-slavery man. He took part
in the debates on this burning question held all overthis county. He is
remembered as a man of unusual intelligence, and his early death was a
great loss not only to his family but to the community.James spent his youth and early manhood on his father's farm receiving
the education and having the social opportunities open to a well-to-do
farmer's family of thatprimitive time. He was a good driver with a good
team and brought salt fromthe salt-licks and did other public hauling.
When the exodus to Indiana beganhe assisted families to move thither.
James Donnell was twenty-seven years oldwhen he removed to Decatur
County, Indiana, with his father's family in 1823.James Donnell, like
his father and brothers, was an earnest anti-slavery man. He took part
in the debates on this burning question held all over this county. He is
remembered as a man of unusual intelligence, and his early death was a
great loss not only to his family but to the community.
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1794 - 1838 (43 years)
