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Gemima McLemore
Abt 1874 - Yes, date unknown-
Name Gemima McLemore [1] Birth Abt 1874 Montgomery County, Alabama 
[1] Gender Female Death Yes, date unknown Person ID I32102 Strong Family Tree Last Modified 17 Aug 2014
Father William A. McLemore, b. Between 1818 and 1821, Alabama d. Abt 1905 (Age 87 years) Mother Gemima Nichols, b. 1828, Alabama bur. McLemore Cemetery, Lawrence County, Alabama Marriage 15 Oct 1865 Lawrence County, Alabama [2] - Name: W A McLemore Spouse: Gemima Nichols Marriage Date: 15 Oct 1865 County: Lawrence State: Alabama Performed By Title: Justice of the Peace Performed by Name: J A Brazele Source information: Jordan Dodd, Liahona Research
William and both his wives are said to be buried in unmarked graves at the McLemore Cemetery in Lawrence County, Alabama.
Family ID F10293 Group Sheet | Family Chart
- Name: W A McLemore Spouse: Gemima Nichols Marriage Date: 15 Oct 1865 County: Lawrence State: Alabama Performed By Title: Justice of the Peace Performed by Name: J A Brazele Source information: Jordan Dodd, Liahona Research
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Birth - Abt 1874 - Montgomery County, Alabama 
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- [S648] Rootsweb, Alabama Marriage Collection, 1800-1969.
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