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James Monroe Chamblee

Birth9 Oct 1853 - Tupelo, Itawamba, Mississippi, USA
Death30 Dec 1928 - Kaufman County, Texas, USA
MotherMary Clayton
FatherRiley Fletcher Chamblee

Born in Tupelo, Itawamba, Mississippi, USA on 9 Oct 1853 to Riley Fletcher Chamblee and Mary Clayton. James Monroe Chamblee married Martha Lucinda Cox and had 9 children. He passed away on 30 Dec 1928 in Kaufman County, Texas, USA.

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Riley Fletcher Chamblee
1832 - 1864
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Mary Clayton
1835 - 1862
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Martha Lucinda Cox
1860 - 1944
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George Ewing Shamblee
1894 - 1924
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Martin Thomas Chamblee
1877 - 1904
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Roy Douglas Shamblee
1898 - 1981
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Minnie Lee Shamblee
1890 - 1937
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William Fletcher Chamblee
1880 - 1940
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Alma Shamblee
1884 - 1975
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Ruth M Shamblee
1895 - 1984
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Samantha A Chamblee
1875 - 1895
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Alma Hindman
Unknown - Unknown

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