Souvenir Edition, The Williamstown Courier, Williamstown, Ky, May 30, 1901,
reprinted September 19, 1981 by the Grant County KY Historical Society.

W. T. JAMES (deceased).  Among the picturesque old residences which yet
stand, and which were a part of Williamstown in her early days, there is
none more picturesque and none which present a more home-like scene than
the old James homestead, the home of the late W. T. James, and the present
home of his widow, where the present generation of the James family were
born and raised.
     Mrs. James was a daughter of old Trimble county, and married W. T.
James in 1865, and removed to the old homestead at Williamstown, where
all their married life for thirty or more years were spent.  Mr. James
was one of Williamstown's most influential citizens in his day, and was
the possessor of a considerable property at the time of his death,
numbering among his other possessions a fine farm on which the old house
stands of about a hundred and fifty acres, and several business blocks
on Main street.  Six children were born to Mr. and Mrs. James, four of
whom are yet living.  They are: James, the eldest, William, Mrs. Cora
Price and Gip.  All of them are married and have children, but the eldest,
who is a bachelor and lives with his mother.  In all there are seven
grandchildren living.

James Price
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Trimble-KY

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