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Sam H. James - Madison Parish, Louisiana 

From Tallulah Madison Journal June 7, 1924

Mr. Sam H. James, for a long time a resident of Madison Parish, and the owner of probably the best 
pecan orchard in the South, died at his home Tuesday of last week, and the remains were taken to 
Port Gibson where they were buried. 

Mr. James was a highly educated man, at one time being the owner of the Journal and having a law 
office in Tallulah. He was a schoolmate of Woodrow Wilson and the former Kaiser of Germany.