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James Thomas Baskin

Birth22 Apr 1850 - Winona, Montgomery, Mississippi, USA
Death01 Sep 1910 - Carroll County, Mississippi, USA
MotherBerthenia M Johnson
FatherThomas A Baskin

Born in Winona, Montgomery, Mississippi, USA on 22 Apr 1850 to Thomas A Baskin and Berthenia M Johnson. James Thomas Baskin married Ella Gertrude Grantham and had 12 children. He passed away on 01 Sep 1910 in Carroll County, Mississippi, USA.

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Thomas A Baskin
1822 - 1905
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Berthenia M Johnson
1829 - 1859
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Ella Gertrude Grantham
1854 - 1945
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Hugh L Baskin
1878 - Unknown
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Ida Baskin
1888 - Unknown
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Earnest Baskin
1890 - 1972
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Nellie Gray Baskin
1901 - Unknown
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Anner Baskin
1883 - Unknown
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Lucille R Baskin
1899 - Unknown
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Ellar Baskin
1891 - Unknown
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James Thomas Baskin
1884 - 1970
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Reuben Franklin Baskin
1895 - Unknown
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Marion Franklin Baskin
1880 - 1956
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Ester Baskin
1886 - Unknown
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Rube Baskins
1894 - Unknown

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