James Mahlon Stoneham

1877 - 1959  (82 years)

• Name	James Mahlon Stoneham
  Birth	23 Mar 1877	Emporium, Cameron, Pennsylvania, USA
  Gender	Male
  Death	3 May 1959	Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California, USA
  Burial	7 May 1959	California, USA
  Person ID	I3207	Branches and Roots
  Last Modified	13 Feb 2026

  
  

  Family	Bertha Decoursey,   b. Jul 1881, Emporium, Cameron, Pennsylvania, USA d. Yes, date unknown
  Marriage	19 Jun 1900	Shippen Township, Cameron, Pennsylvania, USA
  Family ID	F296	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart
  Last Modified	13 Feb 2026

  
  

• Notes

  James M. Stoneham of the United States Soldier's Home, Washington DC called on old friends and looked over scenend of his boyhood days in Emporium last week while enroute to Smethport to visit his mother. Mr. Stoneham is a veteran of the Spanish American Was, was a gaurd at the tomb of George Washington. He has earned permanent residence in Soldier's Home and has quarters in the Grant Building. This structure is the latest addition to the reservation, and is built of marble and contains the mess hass with a seating capacity of nine hundred. 1932 Thursday September 22 - Press Cameron County Historical Society James M. Stoneham of the United States Soldier's Home, Washington DC called on old friends and looked over scenend of his boyhood days in Emporium last week while enroute to Smethport to visit his mother. Mr. Stoneham is a veteran of the Spanish American Was, was a gaurd at the tomb of George Washington. He has earned permanent residence in Soldier's Home and has quarters in the Grant Building. This structure is the latest addition to the reservation, and is built of marble and contains the mess hass with a seating capacity of nine hundred. 1932 Thursday September 22 - Press Cameron County Historical Society James M. Stoneham of the United States Soldier's Home, Washington DC called on old friends and looked over scenend of his boyhood days in Emporium last week while enroute to Smethport to visit his mother. Mr. Stoneham is a veteran of the Spanish American Was, was a gaurd at the tomb of George Washington. He has earned permanent residence in Soldier's Home and has quarters in the Grant Building. This structure is the latest addition to the reservation, and is built of marble and contains the mess hass with a seating capacity of nine hundred. 1932 Thursday September 22 - Press Cameron County Historical Society James M. Stoneham of the United States Soldier's Home, Washington DC called on old friends and looked over scenend of his boyhood days in Emporium last week while enroute to Smethport to visit his mother. Mr. Stoneham is a veteran of the Spanish American Was, was a gaurd at the tomb of George Washington. He has earned permanent residence in Soldier's Home and has quarters in the Grant Building. This structure is the latest addition to the reservation, and is built of marble and contains the mess hass with a seating capacity of nine hundred. 1932 Thursday September 22 - Press Cameron County Historical Society