James Adelbert

So far there are 4 James Adelbert's in the line and they stem from the first - James Adelbert Armstrong of 1847-1908 (Armstrong-Simmons post). The first had a son who died in infancy, James Adelbert Armstrong Jr, 1899-1900

Then we have these two - James Adelbert Anderson & James Adelbert Carne - a great grandson & a grandson of senior via his daughter's line.

Caroline E Armstrong married Josiah Hewitt Carne, the son of Josiah Carne & Mary Treloar and they had 5 children - Earl, William, James, Caroline & Josiah.

Her son James Adelbert Carne died in 1939, her grandson James Adelbert Anderson died in 1968

courtesy of Dale Safford - Find A Grave

Ironwood Daily Globe, Mon, 4 Sep 1939
Sever Storm in Iron River Area
Stambaugh man Killed, Brother Injured; Trees, Homes Blown Down
Iron River, Mich, Sept 4 - Trees were uprooted, homes damaged by falling chimneys and trees and a two-story house was ripped off its foundation and moved 12 feet during a severe 20-minute wind and rain storm yesterday afternoon. When their car smashed into a fallen tree on Highway M-73, James Carne, 22, of Stambaugh was killed and his brother Earl, 24, was injured seriously last night.

Iron River Reporter, 18 Apr 1968

Jim Anderson Dies, Injured In Accident

James A. Anderson, 18 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Anderson of 1105 Lincoln Avenue, Stambaugh, passed away Wednesday night at the Stambaugh General Hospital of multiple injuries sustained at 10:15 Monday morning when the motorcycle he was riding was struck in the rear by an automobile on US-2, six tenths of a mile east of the Iron River city limits. Anderson had been listed in critical condition at the Stambaugh General Hospital, and had been unconscious since the accident Monday. However, it was reported yesterday that he began showing slight response. The youth sustained multiple injuries when his motorcycle was struck from behind by a car driven by Mrs. Ada Wollack, 43, of Superior, Wis., who was traveling east. The auto struck the motorcycle with its right front fender. Anderson was thrown 94 feet by the impact, and the gasoline tank on the motorcycle exploded and burst into flames. The accident is still under investigation by the Michigan State Police. Anderson was rushed to the Stambaugh General Hospital by the Duvall ambulance, where he received emergency surgery. Attending physicians included Dr. J.C. Nora of Iron River and Dr. Carlson of Iron Mountain. Friends and relatives of the youth had maintained a vigil at the hospital, ready to assist with blood donations if necessary. The body is at the LaFave Funeral Home, which is in charge of arrangements.

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Iron River Reporter, 25 Apr 1968

courtesy of Dale Safford - Find A Grave

Services Held Saturday For Jim Anderson

Funeral services were held Saturday, April 20 for James A. Anderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Anderson, Stambaugh, who died on April 17 at Stambaugh General Hospital as the result of an accident. Anderson, age 18, succumbed to injuries received when the motorcycle he was riding was struck in the rear by an automobile on US-2, April 15. The Parish Rosary was recited on Friday evening, and on Saturday brief prayer services were held at 11:45 a.m. in the LaFave Funeral Home and at 12 noon Rev. Fr. John N. Arneth intoned the Requiem Mass in Blessed Sacrament Church. Burial followed in Stambaugh Cemetery with the LaFave Funeral Home in charge of services. Pallbearers were Thomas Goriesky, Scott Ford, Lloyd Lundwall, Danny Stafford, John Edwards, Andrew McIntosh, William Sawaski and Warren Jamar, Jr. Ushers at the church were Danny Wicklund, Rickey Whitman and Gary Anderson. James was born January 2, 1950 in Stambaugh, attended the Stambaugh schools, and was a senior, planning to graduate this June. He participated in football, basketball and was manager of the football “B” team. He was vice president of the Sea Scouts, a member of the High School band, of the Annual Staff, the “S” Club, and an outstanding member of his class and church. Besides his parents, James is survived by one brother Richard, and one sister Caroline, at home. Cousins, uncles and aunts also survive.