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James M Lee

Birth28 Jul 1837 - Missouri, USA
Death30 Jan 1908 - Red River, Texas, United States
MotherMargarite Peggy Gilmore Huddleston Lee
FatherAlexander Lee

Born in Missouri, USA on 28 Jul 1837 to Alexander Lee and Margarite Peggy Gilmore Huddleston Lee. James M Lee married Hulda Jane Easley and had 8 children. He passed away on 30 Jan 1908 in Red River, Texas, United States.

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Parents
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Alexander Lee
1806 - 1889
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Margarite Peggy Gilmore Huddleston Lee
1812 - 1880
Spouse(s)
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Hulda Jane Easley
1851 - 1926
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John Pascal Lee
1891 - 1966
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James Oscar "Auk" Lee
1878 - 1937
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Austin Haywood Lee
1881 - 1968
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William Alonzo Lee
1886 - 1968
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Tina Serelda Lee
1893 - 1984
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Mark Berry Lee
1883 - 1938
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Joseph Jesse Lee
1864 - 1956
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Katy S Lee
1888 - Unknown

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