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John Alexander Lambert

Birth25 May 1862 - Moores Bridge, AL
Death13 August 1919 - Birmingham, Jefferson County, Alabama
MotherMary Trawick
FatherAlexander Ellick Lambert

Born in Moores Bridge, AL on 25 May 1862 to Alexander Ellick Lambert and Mary Trawick. John Alexander Lambert married Martha Frances Gray and had 7 children. He passed away on 13 August 1919 in Birmingham, Jefferson County, Alabama.

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Alexander Ellick Lambert
1839 - 1901
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Mary Trawick
1840 - 1891
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Martha Frances Gray
1855 - 1903
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Edna (Dink) Hallman
1868 - 1916
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Willie Clements
Unknown - Unknown
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Jasper M Lambert
1888 - 1950
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Tolbert "Tollie" N Lambert
1889 - 1931
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Alexander Washington Lambert
1881 - 1934
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Robert Fanton Lambert
1892 - 1955
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Callie Lambert
1885 - Unknown
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James Thomas "Jim Tom" Lambert
1886 - 1948
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Abe Lambuth
1883 - Unknown

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