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James Roy Donham - Madison Parish, Louisiana 

From Tallulah Madison Journal, May 29, 1964

Services Held Thursday For James R. Donham

Funeral services for James Roy Donham, 38 who died Wednesday of last week at a San Francisco, 
California hospital were held at the Mission of The First Baptist Church Thursday afternoon at 
2 p.m. with Rev. Bobby Brown officiating. Burial followed in Silver Cross Gardens of Memory 
Cemetery under the direction of Cupit-Young Funeral Home.

He was a native of Tallulah, and was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Donham of Tallulah. Other survivors 
include his wife, Mrs. Cathie Donham; three children, Anna Jean Donham, James David Donham, and Sandra 
Donham, all of San Francisco; five brothers, Ray Ronald Donham, Monroe; R. E. Donham and Bill Donham, 
both of Lake Village, Ark.; Carl Donham of Gulfport, Miss., and Jack Donham of Arlington, Va.; five 
sisters, Mrs. Maxie May of West Monroe, Mrs. Bobby Ford of Jacksonville, Ark. ; Mrs. Vaun Saver of 
Fort Worth, Texas, Mrs. Harrold McDaniel of Alexandria and Mrs. Leon Kelly of Newellton.

Pallbearers were Carl Donham, Jack Donham, Ronnie Donham, Bobby Ford, Harrold McDaniel and Alfred Rankin.