James P. Epperly (1943–1963)
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- Born
- 1943
- Died
- 1963
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- Names in Stone
When was James P. Epperly born? 1943.
When did James P. Epperly die? 1963.
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James P. Epperly (1943–1963) was born in 1943, and died in 1963, at about age 20. A cemetery record documents James P.'s grave. Source: Names in Stone. AncestryData does not yet have further details about James P.'s life.
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The world James P. lived through
1944 · age 1 — Allied forces landed in Normandy on D-Day
1947 · age 4 — Jackie Robinson broke Major League Baseball's color barrier
1953 · age 10 — The Korean War armistice was signed
1955 · age 12 — Rosa Parks's arrest sparked the Montgomery bus boycott
1959 · age 16 — Alaska and Hawaii became states
1963 · age 20 — President Kennedy was assassinated
Questions about James P. Epperly
When was James P. Epperly born?
James P. Epperly was born in 1943.
When did James P. Epperly die?
James P. Epperly died in 1963.
How old was James P. Epperly at the time of death?
James P. Epperly was about 20 years old.
Where is James P. Epperly buried?
A cemetery record from Names in Stone documents James P.'s grave; see the source link on this page for the cemetery map.
Who was president when James P. Epperly was born?
Franklin D. Roosevelt was president of the United States when James P. was born.
Who was president when James P. Epperly died?
In 1963, the U.S. presidents were John F. Kennedy and Lyndon B. Johnson.
What generation was James P. Epperly part of?
Born in 1943, James P. Epperly was part of the Silent Generation.
What major events happened during James P. Epperly's lifetime?
During James P.'s lifetime: Allied forces landed in Normandy on D-Day (1944, age 1); Jackie Robinson broke Major League Baseball's color barrier (1947, age 4); the Korean War armistice was signed (1953, age 10); Rosa Parks's arrest sparked the Montgomery bus boycott (1955, age 12); Alaska and Hawaii became states (1959, age 16); President Kennedy was assassinated (1963, age 20).
Which U.S. censuses would include James P. Epperly?
Federal censuses taken during James P.'s lifetime and now public: 1950.
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1943
Death
1963
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