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Jemima Higgins

Birth1806 - Christian, Kentucky, USA
Death1856 - Crawford, Illinois, USA
MotherHannah Dunlap
FatherJesse Higgins

Born in Christian, Kentucky, USA on 1806 to Jesse Higgins and Hannah Dunlap. Jemima Higgins married Abram T(1794 SC) McColpin and had 11 children. She passed away on 1856 in Crawford, Illinois, USA.

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Parents
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Jesse Higgins
1760 - 1838
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Hannah Dunlap
1764 - 1838
Spouse(s)
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Abram T(1794 Sc) Mccolpin
1794 - 1868
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Thomas Hudson(1820 Ky) Mccolpin
1820 - 1858
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John(1822 Il) Mccolpin
1822 - 1863
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Samina Mccolpin
1826 - 1906
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Levi Mccolpin
1836 - 1921
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Hannah Mccolpin
1824 - Unknown
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Nancy Mccolpin
1840 - 1859
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Abraham Mccolpin
1837 - 1843
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Betsy A "Elizabeth" Mccolpin
1833 - 1910
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Jesse Job Mccolpin
1830 - 1875
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Mary Mccolpin
1829 - 1870
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Stacy J Mccorpin (Mccolpin)
1822 - 1895

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