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William Nickolas James

Birth11 Feb 1804 - Brunswick, Essex, Vermont, United States
Death11 Mar 1883 - Perry, Pike, Illinois
MotherMartha Patty Walpole
FatherCary James

Born in Brunswick, Essex, Vermont, United States on 11 Feb 1804 to Cary James and Martha Patty Walpole. William Nickolas James married Clementine L Nance and had 10 children. He passed away on 11 Mar 1883 in Perry, Pike, Illinois.

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Cary James
1764 - 1853
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Martha Patty Walpole
1768 - 1851
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Clementine L Nance
1802 - 1872
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Anne Eliza Miranda James
1825 - 1862
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Ferdinand B James
1827 - 1914
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America Clementine James
1837 - 1887
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Benjamin Allen James
1834 - 1866
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Catherine James
1846 - 1937
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Henry James
1840 - 1918
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Sarah "Sally" Elizabeth James
1829 - 1882
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Martha C James
1831 - 1874
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Mary Jane James
1838 - 1922
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Wesley Richard James
1842 - Unknown

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