In my dad’s memoirs, he mentions James Nelson L7JJ-57T was married to “May”, and had 3 children. But he doesn’t provide any sources of course, it’s a memoir
Known Info
- Searching for
- Death Details, Marriage Details
- Birthyear
- 1888-1900
- Birthplace
- Ireland
- Marriage Year
- Anytime
- Marriage Place
- Anywhere
- Childrens' Birthyears
- Anytime
- Childrens' Birthplaces
- Anywhere
- Death Year
- Anytime
- Death Place
- Anywhere
- Group Affiliations
- Methodist
- Preferred Research Tip Type
- Free, Meta Tip, Nearby, Online, Original, Official Documents, Paid Subscription, Pay-per-use
Work Done
Work To-Do
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Google it
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I'm going to check with my dad if he has any info, as his cousins are probably still alive