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Jemima Bruner

BirthJUL 1831 - Meltonsville, Anson, North Carolina, United States
Death15 December 1915 - Kiowa County, Oklahoma, United States of America
MotherNot Available
FatherJohn Bruner

Born in Meltonsville, Anson, North Carolina, United States on JUL 1831 to John Bruner. Jemima Bruner married Benjamin Franklin Seals and had 11 children. She passed away on 15 December 1915 in Kiowa County, Oklahoma, United States of America.

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Parents
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John Bruner
1810 - Unknown
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Spouse(s)
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Benjamin Franklin Seals
1859 - 1932
Children Show all
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Frances Cornelias Ormand
1862 - 1933
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Laura Elizabeth Seals Gibson
1864 - 1940
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Louise Victoria Seals
1868 - 1948
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Benjamin Franklin Seals
1859 - 1932
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William Henry Seals
1855 - 1925
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Richmond Seales
1852 - 1883
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Anna Seals
1857 - Unknown
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Elizabeth I Seals
1850 - Unknown
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Minnie Seals
1860 - Unknown
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Eli D. Seals
1843 - Unknown
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Elmus Seals
1854 - Unknown

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