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Thursday, October 20, 2011

James Newton McClellan

James Newton McClellan
Memorial Park Cemetery, Sikeston, Missouri

James Newton McClellan was born June 28, 1909 to James Henry and Emma (Daniels) McClellan.


Sikeston Herald
July 9, 1953 pg 2

Headstone photo created by Sondra Jones Wills from Find A Grave Memorial #36455406
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I started researching my family tree last year. My father is a West and my mother is a McClellan. Researching my family history has truly been a monumental task. I’ve spent untold hours searching for long lost relatives… Where’s a ghost whisperer when you need one? With the surname McClellan being so popular due to General George B. McClellan and the surname West being a geographical direction, the hunt was hindered on many occasions. Search engines have run me through the ringer. The fact is, I threw my hands in the air and swore to walk away from this project more times than I can remember. It really is a roller coaster ride. This project has caused me tears of anger, tears of joy and has heightened my already existing anxiety disorder to its limits. It has forced me to be patient when I didn’t want to be and caused me to be organized and detail oriented, which that in itself is a huge achievement. But most of all, it gave me hope and a sense of belonging.