Son of George Choate (1805-1882) and Lucy Baker (1821-1899). In 1850, James was living with his parents and two siblings in Lowell; George Choate was listed as a manufacturer. In 1860, the family was still in Lowell and had $3,000 in real estate and a personal estate of $1,000. By 1865, James was listed as a mill hand in Lowell. He was still living with his parents in Lowell for the 1870 census, and his occupation was grocer. In 1880, he was listed as a clerk in Lowell. James Choate passed away from tuberculosis.
Son of George Choate (1805-1882) and Lucy Baker (1821-1899). In 1850, James was living with his parents and two siblings in Lowell; George Choate was listed as a manufacturer. In 1860, the family was still in Lowell and had $3,000 in real estate and a personal estate of $1,000. By 1865, James was listed as a mill hand in Lowell. He was still living with his parents in Lowell for the 1870 census, and his occupation was grocer. In 1880, he was listed as a clerk in Lowell. James Choate passed away from tuberculosis.
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