James Medd
McCain
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September 17,
1863 in Franklinton, Louisiana |
Died: |
November 14,
1931 in Lake Charles, Louisiana |
Buried: |
November 15,
1931 in Goos Cemetery, Lake Charles,
Louisiana (Map 10) |
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Mother: |
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Wife: |
Constance
Fitzenreiter |
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Married: |
September 15,
1898 |
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Child: |
Frances
Florence McCain |
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J. M. McCAIN'S
FUNERAL
Resident of Lake
Charles For 53 Years Buried Sunday.
November 14,
1931
Funeral
services for James Medd McCain who died at his home 512 Ford
street at 8 o'clock Saturday night were held at the residence
at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon, with the Rt. Rev. Monsignor
Cramers officiating. Interment was in Goos cemetery. Burke
& Trotti were in
charge. The
pallbearers were the nephews, Kenneth McCain, George McCain,
George McCain, Edward McCain and Maxwell McCain; Medd
Hennington, and Lester
Morris. Mr.
McCain was born Sept. 17, 1863, at Franklinton, in Washington
parish. In 1879 he came to Lake Charles to go into the lumber
business, which he followed until 1908, when he and his
brother, A. B. McCain, purchased the steamer Rex and
engaged in the steam boat business for a number of years. He
then entered the mercantile business which he followed until
recently. He had been a resident of Lake Charles for 53
years. He is
survived by his wife, a daughter, Mrs. H. C. Krause, a
granddaughter, Miss Fritzi Krause, all of Lake Charles; three
brothers, M. B. McCain of Alpine, Texas; A. B. and T. C.
McCain of Lake Charles, and a sister, Mrs. A. E. McGee of Lake
Charles. He was
a charter member of the local W. O. W. lodge.
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