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Celesta "Lessie" RISH.

BirthDec 17, 1874 - South Carolina
DeathApr. 6, 1955 - St. Johns Lutheran Church Cemetery, Batesburg, Lexington Co., South Carolina
MotherCaroline Georgiann LUCAS
FatherNoah Homer RISH

Born in South Carolina on Dec 17, 1874 to Noah Homer RISH and Caroline Georgiann LUCAS. Celesta "Lessie" RISH. married James Willie Shumpert and had 7 children. She passed away on Apr. 6, 1955 in St. Johns Lutheran Church Cemetery, Batesburg, Lexington Co., South Carolina.

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Parents
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Noah Homer Rish
1850 - 1910
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Caroline Georgiann Lucas
1850 - 1911
Spouse(s)
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James Willie Shumpert
1870 - 1969
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Vernon V Shumpert
1910 - 1992
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Quincy M Shumpert
1912 - 1982
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Rufus Claudius Shumpert
1903 - 1910
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Gladys Shumpert.
1916 - Unknown
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Bertha Shumpert
1906 - 1994
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Carrie Belle Shumpert
1904 - 1998
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Harvey Franklin Shumpert
1908 - 1992

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