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Jim had been affected by arthritis for some time and for eight years before his death the attacks were crippling. He had to move into a bungalow and Paul bought 'Rembrandt', his house, back from him. Jim died at his home in Heswall on 18 March 1976.
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James Paul “Jim” McCartney Sr. Birth. 7 Jul 1902. Everton, Metropolitan Borough of Liverpool, Merseyside, England. Death. 18 Mar 1976 (aged 73) Heswall, Metropolitan Borough of Wirral, Merseyside, England. Burial. Landican Cemetery and Crematorium.
18 de mar. de 1976 · Jim died of bronchial pneumonia on 18 March 1976. His second wife, Angela McCartney (née Williams) said that his last words were "I'll be with Mary soon." Jim died two days before a Wings European tour; his eldest son was unable to attend the funeral. Jim was cremated at Landican Cemetery, near Heswall, Merseyside on 22 March 1976.
Jim died of bronchial pneumonia and complications of Rheumatoid Arthritis on 18 March 1976. His second wife, Angela McCartney (née Williams) said that his last words were “I’ll be with Mary soon.” Jim died two days before a Wings European tour so his eldest son was unable to attend the funeral.
Jim murió de neumonía el 18 de marzo de 1976, semanas antes de la muerte del padre de un ex compañero de banda de su hijo: Alfred Lennon. Su viuda Angela declaró después que sus últimas palabras fueron: “Estaré con Mary pronto”. Fue cremado en el Cementerio Landican, cerca de Heswall, el 22 de marzo.
Jim died of bronchial pneumonia on 18 March 1976. His second wife Angela said that his last words were "I'll be with Mary soon." Jim died two days before a Wings European tour, and his elder son was unable to attend the funeral.
