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James Jefferson Lytle

Birth1 FEB 1833 - Weakley, Tennessee, United States
Death20 Nov 1892 - Parker, Texas, United States
Mother"Dovie" Whitehead
FatherGeorge Washington Little Lytle

Born in Weakley, Tennessee, United States on 1 FEB 1833 to George Washington Little Lytle and "Dovie" Whitehead. James Jefferson Lytle married Hester Ann Rogers and had 11 children. He passed away on 20 Nov 1892 in Parker, Texas, United States.

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Parents
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George Washington Little Lytle
1803 - 1860
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"Dovie" Whitehead
1805 - 1860
Spouse(s)
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Hester Ann Rogers
1833 - 1880
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Sarah Emily Ragle
1843 - 1937
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Isabella "Belle" Lytle
1854 - 1926
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Dovie Ann Lytle
1856 - Unknown
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Mollie Lytle
1863 - 1941
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Andrew J C Lytle
1852 - Unknown
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Claude Carlton Lytle
1886 - 1920
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Laura Jane Lytle
1861 - 1931
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Jefferson James Lytle
1875 - 1913
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Otha Pearl Lytle
1872 - 1943
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Tobe Sherman Lytle
1866 - 1938
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Josie Lytle
1870 - Unknown
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Leon Lytle
1858 - Unknown

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