1910 Salt Lake, UT, Salt Lake City Ward 2, ED 116, Page: 12B, Roll: T624_1606
Carl Jansen, 58, Denmark, Denmark, Denmark
Christina, wife, 60, Denmark, German, Denmark
James E, son, 23, UT, Denmark, Denmark
Freda, daughter, 21, UT, Denmark, Denmark
Earl, son, 17, UT, Denmark, Denmark
Eva, daughter, 19, UT, Denmark, Denmark
Edna Sullivan, daughter, 27, UT, Denmark, Denmark
James, grandson, 6, UT, NC, UT
Mary L, granddaughter, 3/12, UT, NC, UT
Laura Larson, daughter, 31, UT, Denmark, Denmark
Adelia, granddaughter, 11
Carl, grandson, 8
David, grandson, 5

1920 Salt Lake, UT, Salt Lake City Ward 2, ED 111, Page: 7B, Roll: T625_1866
James H Sullivan, 39, NC, NC, NC
Edna J, wife, 37, UT, Denmark, Denmark
James E, son, 15, UT, NC, UT
Lucille Mary, daughter, 10, UT, NC, UT
Helen Rosella, daughter, 6, UT, NC, UT
Grace, daughter, 4, UT, NC, UT
Horace, son, 1, UT, NC, UT

1930 Salt Lake, UT, Salt Lake City, ED 19, Page: 17B, Roll: 2418
James H Sullivan, 49, widow, NC, NC, NC
Mary L, daughter, 20, UT, NC, UT
Helen R, daughter, 17, UT, NC, UT
Grace K, daughter, 14, UT, NC, UT
Horace W, son, 11, UT, NC, UT
Edna R, daughter, 5, UT, NC, UT


LDS Biographical Encyclopedia
Latter-day Saint Biographical Encyclopedia
Volume 2
Biographies

Sullivan, James Henry, first counselor to Bishop George Graham, of the Twenty-fifth Ward, Salt Lake City, Utah, was born July 20, 1880, near Fremont, Wayne county, North Carolina, the son of Ruffin Sullivan and Mary Mozingo. He was baptized March 20, 1898, by Lewis Swenson; ordained a Priest Dec. 2, 1898, by David H. Elton, ordained an Elder Nov. 5, 1899 by Geo. A. Lyman; ordained a Seventy Feb. 2, 1908, by Seymour B. Young, and ordained a High Priest Nov. 24, 1912, by Francis M. Lyman. Bro. Sullivan has always been an active Church worker. Thus he has labored as a Sunday school teacher, secretary of an Elders' quorum, president of a Y. M. M. I. A., superintendent of religion classes, treasurer and librarian of the Pioneer Stake Sunday School Board, a president of the 110th quorum of Seventy, and Bishop's counselor. In 1899 and 1900 before migrating to Utah he labored as a local missionary in North Carolina. He migrated to Utah in 1900 and lived in Joseph, Sevier co., six months, after which he moved to Salt Lake City, identifying himself with the Sixth Ward. When that Ward was divided and the Twenty-fifth Ward was organized he became a member of the new Ward and has resided there most of the time since. In 1910?1912 he filled a mission to the Southern States, laboring six months as a traveling Elder in Virginia, and the balance of the time as bookkeeper and secretary of the Southern States Mission. Brother Sullivan was reared on a farm, but his main avocation in life has been that of a painter and book-keeper. In 1903 he married Edna Jensen, and the names of their children are James Eugene, Carl Adelbert, Mary Lucile, and Helen Roselle.