Jimmy Cohea- Springfield High School

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Jimmy Cohea- Springfield High School

From the 1966 Springfield High School yearbook. Unsure if Jimmy is the one standing or seated

Date & Place: 196 at Springfield High School 5240 TN-76, in Springfield, Robertson County, Tennessee 37172, United States

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James H Cohea Jun 18, 1949 - Nov 3, 2004 Hurst, Texas

James Harold "Jimmy" Cohea was born to Sue Jayce Watson (1931-2020) and Ollie Cohea (1904-1988) on June 18, 1949 in Robertson County, Tennessee, USA. He had two siblings.

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My name is Lizzie Kunde and I am the newest member of the AncientFaces Support team! See more info about me here: Lizzie - Community Support and I look forward to getting to know our wonderful members. Feel free to reach out with any questions, happy to help :)
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