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james e watson

Birth1837 - tennessee
Death1892 - Hopkinsville, Kentucky, USA
MotherEmily Pennina Ophelia Lamb
FatherWilliam B Watson

Born in tennessee on 1837 to William B Watson and Emily Pennina Ophelia Lamb. james e watson married Melinda A Powell and had 12 children. He passed away on 1892 in Hopkinsville, Kentucky, USA.

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William B Watson
1812 - 1880
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Emily Pennina Ophelia Lamb
1816 - 1890
Spouse(s)
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Melinda A Powell
1833 - 1909
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Alice Nora Watson
1866 - 1901
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B Lula Watson
1872 - Unknown
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E Albert Watson
1863 - Unknown
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Jefferson Watson
1857 - Unknown
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Ellia Watson
1877 - Unknown
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Ransom Watson
1869 - Unknown
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Susan Norris
1855 - Unknown
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Isacc Watson
1862 - Unknown
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Amos Watson
1867 - Unknown
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John Watson
1864 - Unknown
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Monroe Watson
1872 - Unknown
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Noah Watson
1875 - Unknown

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