Edith Jane Brimer

Birth4 AUG 1858 - See note for John King and Falby Hall. Appears as "Moore" in 1860 because Falby hasn't been granted divorce yet

Death17 Sep 1895 - Jefferson County, Tennessee, United States of America

MotherFalby Hall

FatherVineyard Rhoten Brimer

Born in See note for John King and Falby Hall. Appears as "Moore" in 1860 because Falby hasn't been granted divorce yet on 4 AUG 1858 to Vineyard Rhoten Brimer and Falby Hall. Edith Jane Brimer married John Eagleton King and had 9 children. She passed away on 17 Sep 1895 in Jefferson County, Tennessee, United States of America.

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Parents

Vineyard Rhoten Brimer
1792 - 1882

Falby Hall
1817 - 1902

Spouse(s)

John Eagleton King
1850 - 1898

Robert Russell Birchfield
1862 - 1928

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Mary Jane King
1871 - 1941

Emily Alice King
1875 - 1960

Amanda Elizabeth King
1877 - 1935

James Wesley Burchfiel
1885 - 1964

Bessie Birchfiel
1888 - 1955

Martha A Burchfiel
1890 - 1974

Cleothas O Burchfiel
1894 - 1971

Otto L. Burchfiel
1895 - 1946

Alger Burton Burchfiel
1892 - 1956

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