Whitesell-Somers Family Web Project - Person Sheet
Whitesell-Somers Family Web Project - Person Sheet
NameJames M. HORNBUCKLE 
404, James M. Hornbuckle-5 May 1830 – 25 June 1880 • K2F7-2G7,470, James M Hornbuckle
404, James M. Hornbuckle-5 May 1830 – 25 June 1880 • K2F7-2G7,470, James M HornbuckleBirthMay 5, 1830, Old Washington, Mason County, Kentucky404, James M. Hornbuckle-5 May 1830 – 25 June 1880 • K2F7-2G7,470, James M Hornbuckle
DeathJun 25, 1886, Helena, Lewis And Clark, Montana404, James M. Hornbuckle-5 May 1830 – 25 June 1880 • K2F7-2G7,470, James M Hornbuckle
BurialBenton Avenue Cemetery, N Benton Ave, Helena, Lewis And Clark, Montana470, James M Hornbuckle
FatherHarden B. HORNBUCKLE (1793-1845)
MotherSarah McADOO (1798-1848)
Spouses
BirthDec 31, 1854, Austria470, Bertha Jane Beatrice “Jennie” Seykora Hornbuckle
DeathMar 27, 1928, San Diego County, California470, Bertha Jane Beatrice “Jennie” Seykora Hornbuckle
MarriageApr 15, 1876, Helena, Lewis And Clark, Montana404, Bertha Jane "Jennie" Beatrice Seykora-31 December 1854 – 27 March 1928 • K2F7-2LX
ChildrenLouisa (Died as Child) (1877-1890)
Obituary Online notes for James M. HORNBUCKLE
Son of Harden Hornbuckle & Sarah McAdoo.
James was serving in the Montana Territorial Legislature at the time of his death.
His father, Harden Hornbuckle, and three of his uncles, Richard, Alfred, and Solomon Hornbuckle, all served in the War of 1812 in the Kentucky Mounted Dragoons, in Capt Dimmit's Company of Col. Pouge's Regiment under General Harrison. They fought the British at the battle of Thames River in Ontario in October of 1813. It was a resounding defeat of the British and helped to send Harrison to the Presidency. 470, James M Hornbuckle
James was serving in the Montana Territorial Legislature at the time of his death.
His father, Harden Hornbuckle, and three of his uncles, Richard, Alfred, and Solomon Hornbuckle, all served in the War of 1812 in the Kentucky Mounted Dragoons, in Capt Dimmit's Company of Col. Pouge's Regiment under General Harrison. They fought the British at the battle of Thames River in Ontario in October of 1813. It was a resounding defeat of the British and helped to send Harrison to the Presidency. 470, James M Hornbuckle