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David Jerome Wiley Meeks

BirthAugust 1853 - Grundy County, Tennessee, USA
DeathNot Available - Not Available
MotherEmeline Rhea
FatherBritton Meeks

Born in Grundy County, Tennessee, USA on August 1853 to Britton Meeks and Emeline Rhea. David Jerome Wiley Meeks married Sarah Agnes Anderson and had 8 children.

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Britton Meeks
1809 - 1905
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Emeline Rhea
1816 - Unknown
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Sarah Agnes Anderson
1865 - Unknown
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Berta Ann "Birdie" Meeks
1882 - 1959
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George C (Banty) Meeks
1877 - 1929
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Bessie Novella Meeks
1891 - 1968
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Newton Alexander Meeks
1896 - 1970
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Wiley James Meeks
1892 - 1941
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William Meeks
1888 - Unknown
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Riley Dee Meeks
1889 - 1920
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Arthur Edward Meeks
1877 - 1925

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