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James Meriwether

Birth2 January 1847 - Dyer County, Tennessee, United States of America
DeathOct 1917 - Uvalde Co Texas
MotherMartha Marshall Williams
FatherGeorge Washington Meriwether

Born in Dyer County, Tennessee, United States of America on 2 January 1847 to George Washington Meriwether and Martha Marshall Williams. James Meriwether married Alabama Annie 'Allie' Hill and had 7 children. He passed away on Oct 1917 in Uvalde Co Texas.

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George Washington Meriwether
1791 - 1847
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Martha Marshall Williams
1806 - 1879
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Alabama Annie 'Allie' Hill
1847 - 1933
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George Baylor Meriwether
1871 - 1948
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James Marshall Meriwether
1882 - 1951
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Clarence Corder Meriwether
1880 - 1971
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Claude Hill Meriwether
1874 - 1891
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Eugene Thomas Meriwether
1877 - 1922
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Fannie Landa Meriwether
1887 - 1940
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Tommie Meriwether
1890 - Unknown

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