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William D Jenkins

Birth1871 - First St Stephens, Berkeley, South Carolina, USA
DeathBef. 1930 - First St Stephens, Berkeley, South Carolina, USA
MotherDianna Jenkins
FatherPompey Jenkins

Born in First St Stephens, Berkeley, South Carolina, USA on 1871 to Pompey Jenkins and Dianna Jenkins. William D Jenkins had 7 children. He passed away on Bef. 1930 in First St Stephens, Berkeley, South Carolina, USA.

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Pompey Jenkins
1830 - Unknown
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Dianna Jenkins
1830 - Unknown
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Johnie Jenkins
1912 - Unknown
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Annie Jenkins
1898 - Unknown
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Lizzie Montgomery
1902 - Unknown
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Jessie Jenkins
1908 - Unknown
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William D. Jenkins
1910 - 1980
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Mary Amarinthea Jenkins
1906 - 1992
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Mattie Jenkins Anthony
1898 - Unknown

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