Grave of William M. Nichols

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04/26/2005

Grave of William M. Nichols

B. April 2, 1856 D. July 17, 1921 MASON (SON OF JOEL L. & SUSAN WELLMAKER NICHOLS / WIFE OF MARIAH FRANKLIN)

Mt. Ida Cemetery, Crenshaw Co., AL.

Date & Place: in Mt. Ida / Crenshaw, Alabama United States

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Kenny Shackleford

I am a family research and history finatic. This is my passion. I have researched over 80,00 different individuals so all the surnames are to numerous. My base lines ar Shackleford, Shackelford, Dean, Nichols, and Bonners.

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