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George Wescott McMath

Birth11 Sep1896 - Virginia
Death1 Jan 1985 - Nassawadox, Northampton, Virginia, United States
MotherEmma "Bessie" Cordelia Smith (m. Alb. Jos. McMath)
FatherAlbert Joseph Parker McMath, Postmaster

Born in Virginia on 11 Sep1896 to Albert Joseph Parker McMath, Postmaster and Emma "Bessie" Cordelia Smith (m. Alb. Jos. McMath). George Wescott McMath married Sophie Elizabeth Tankard and had 2 children. He passed away on 1 Jan 1985 in Nassawadox, Northampton, Virginia, United States.

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Albert Joseph Parker Mcmath, Postmaster
1859 - 1936
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Emma "Bessie" Cordelia Smith (M. Alb. Jos. Mcmath)
1875 - 1956
Spouse(s)
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Sophie Elizabeth Tankard
1898 - 1989
Children
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Albert Joseph Mcmath
1923 - 2013
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Edward Tankard Mcmath
1925 - 1997

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