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Jemima Sears

Birth8 APR 1816 - Midgic, Westmorland County, New Brunswick, Canada
Death4 Sep 1868 - Midgic New Brunswick Canada
MotherSusanna Ward
FatherDavid Sears

Born in Midgic, Westmorland County, New Brunswick, Canada on 8 APR 1816 to David Sears and Susanna Ward. Jemima Sears had 18 children. She passed away on 4 Sep 1868 in Midgic New Brunswick Canada.

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Parents
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David Sears
1784 - 1868
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Susanna Ward
1785 - 1854
Children Show all
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Amelia Hicks
1836 - 1908
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William Hicks
1840 - 1919
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Jonathan Hicks
1844 - 1903
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Nathaniel Hicks
1851 - 1898
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Nancy Hicks
1837 - Unknown
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Charles Hicks
1852 - 1900
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Elizabeth B Hicks
1855 - 1892
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David N. Hicks
1850 - Unknown
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Susan Hicks
1845 - 1904
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Joseph Hicks
1860 - Unknown
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Martha Ann Hicks
1854 - 1911
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Amos Hicks
1866 - Unknown
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Sarah Hicks
1845 - 1910
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Daniel Hicks
1850 - Unknown
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Patti Lou Hicks
1864 - Unknown
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Anna "Annie" Hicks
1864 - Unknown
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Phoeby Hicks
1837 - Unknown
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Charles M Hicks
1836 - Unknown

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