DENNIS
James I., resident Farmers Branch, born in Dallas County in 1862, Survived by wife, Mrs. Angie Dennis, Farmers Branch; one son, Guy Dennis, Addison, Texas; grandson, Louis Dennis, Addison; granddaughter, Mrs. Frances Truman, Austin; two great grandchildren; one brother, J. S. Dennis, San Angelo; two sisters, Mrs. Zuleika Gravley, Dallas, Dallas; Mrs. Anna Ford Hall, Fort Worth. Funeral services Thursday 3 p.m. Farmers Branch Methodist Church. Rev. J. T. Peel officiating, assisted by Rev. Bailey. Pallbearers: D. D. Dennis, B. A. Marcom, C. A. Gravley, Clarence Lewis Horton Lewis, Carson Callaway. Arrangements, Rhoton Funeral Home. Page 137.
Carrollton

The Dallas Morning News - March 25, 1948
Submitted by Edward Lynn Williams

Dennis Played Base Ball
Jim Dennis of Farmers Branch was in Carrollton doing some trading Wednesday and during a conversation with him we learned that he lays claim to spending seventy years on this mundane sphere and all of them right here in Dallas county.  he is well preserved and does not show that age.  When we proposed that he take us to St. Luis in his Willys car and to the opener of the World Series he told us of his baseball days in the earlier part of his life.  He loves the game and was a real player himself in those times, being pretty good at the bat.  He recounted a couple of games played at Sherman, at the time he quit playing. In the game there were three men on base when he came to bat and he kno9cked a homer.  They pounded the Sherman pitcher for a glorious victory.  He objected to Sunday playing and so quit the game. We learned during the conversation that Mr. Dennis was a bother of Rev. Charley Dennis, a friend of ours of many years standing.

The Carrollton Chronicle - Friday, October 2, 1931
Submitted by Edward Lynn Williams

DENNIS
JAMES I. DENNIS
MAR. 30, 1862
MAR 23, 1948

Webb Chapel Cemetery, Farmers Branch, Dallas County, Texas