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John David Lee

Birth13 Oct 1876 - Liberty, Casey, Kentucky, USA
DeathFeb. 8, 1960 - Casey Co., Kentucky
MotherSarah Ann King
FatherUriah Franklin Lee

Born in Liberty, Casey, Kentucky, USA on 13 Oct 1876 to Uriah Franklin Lee and Sarah Ann King. John David Lee married Judy B COCHRAN and had 6 children. He passed away on Feb. 8, 1960 in Casey Co., Kentucky.

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Uriah Franklin Lee
1854 - 1908
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Sarah Ann King
1857 - 1934
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Judy B Cochran
1879 - 1960
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Nancy Anna Lacy
1897 - 1994
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Uriar Franklin Lee
1924 - 1993
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Nettie Lawrence Lee
1898 - 1986
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Robert Chester "Johnny" Lee
1928 - 1994
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Artie Florence Lee
1896 - 1990
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Manley Gene Lee
1930 - 1974
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Sarah Mildred Lee
1926 - 1993

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