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James Monroe Blake

BirthMarch 17, 1871 - Cleburne County, Alabama, USA
DeathNovember 29, 1936 - Paris, Lamar, Texas, USA
MotherCaroline Armstrong
FatherWashington Blake

Born in Cleburne County, Alabama, USA on March 17, 1871 to Washington Blake and Caroline Armstrong. James Monroe Blake married Vernetta Armstrong and had 11 children. He passed away on November 29, 1936 in Paris, Lamar, Texas, USA.

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Washington Blake
1844 - Unknown
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Caroline Armstrong
1845 - Unknown
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Vernetta Armstrong
1873 - 1933
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Preston Blake
1902 - 1981
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James Stell Blake
1896 - 1928
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Pauline Blake
1899 - Unknown
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Kirk D Blake
1914 - 1967
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Samuel Lavin Blake
1906 - 1981
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Claude Blake
1913 - Unknown
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Ruth Blake Steaphens
1912 - 1997
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Arretta Blake
1906 - Unknown
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Mentory Blake
1909 - Unknown
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Artie Blake
1901 - 1985
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Myrtle Blake
1903 - Unknown

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