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James Nickles Pritchett

Birth1 Jan 1847 - Hart County, Georgia
Death13 July 1914 - Gordo, Pickens County, Alabama
MotherMary Polly Dunlap Shiflett
FatherNicholas Pritchett

Born in Hart County, Georgia on 1 Jan 1847 to Nicholas Pritchett and Mary Polly Dunlap Shiflett. James Nickles Pritchett married Julia Ann "Aunt Sis" Tilley and had 8 children. He passed away on 13 July 1914 in Gordo, Pickens County, Alabama.

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Nicholas Pritchett
1806 - 1874
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Mary Polly Dunlap Shiflett
1808 - 1894
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Julia Ann "Aunt Sis" Tilley
1852 - 1940
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George Walter Pritchett
1889 - 1930
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Miles Baxter Pritchett
1886 - Unknown
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David Hill Pritchett
1891 - 1978
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Jackson N Pritchett
1877 - Unknown
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Jessie Milton Pritchett
1875 - 1947
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William Belton Pritchett
1894 - 1956
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Louella Pritchett
1878 - 1963
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Eulah Lee Pritchett
1888 - 1974

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