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James William Mills 1902 – 1975 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: March 6 1902

Birth Location: Marion, Alabama, USA

Death Date: Jun 1975

Death Location: Townley, Walker, Alabama, USA

Father: Columbus Mills

Mother: Malissa Causey

Spouse(s): Pearl Dockins

Children(s): Willodean Mills, James Mills, Joe Mills, Nellie Mills, Betty Mills, Charlene Mills, Franklin Mills, Paul Mills, James Mills, Carolyn Mills, James Mills

1902 marked the beginning of James William Mills Sr's life in Marion, Alabama, USA, to parents Columbus Van Buren “Bud” Mills and Malissa Jane Causey. Eventually, James William Mills Sr married Pearl Dockins, and they welcomed Willodean Mills, James William Mills, Joe Elbert Mills, Nellie Jo Mills, Betty Jo Mills, Charlene Mills, Franklin D Mills, Paul William Mills, James Oliver Mills, Carolyn Mills and James Albert Mills. James William Mills Sr passed in 1975 at Townley, Walker, Alabama, USA.

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Parents

Columbus Mills
1875 – 1933
Birth Location: Alabama
CM
Malissa Causey
1872 – 1960
Birth Location: , Itawamba, Mississippi
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Spouses(s)

Pearl Dockins
1905 – 2005
Birth Location: Alabama
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Children(s)

Willodean Mills
1926 – 1998
Birth Location: Rural, Walker, Alabama
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James Mills
1928 – 1955
Birth Location: Jasper, Walker, Alabama, USA
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Joe Mills
1931 – 1996
Birth Location: Empire Walke, Alabama
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Nellie Mills
1933 – 2010
Birth Location: Alabama, United States of America
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Betty Mills
1933 – 2014
Birth Location: Alabama
BM
Charlene Mills
1935 – 2000
Birth Location: Walker County, Alabama, United States of America
CM
Franklin Mills
1939 – 1975
Birth Location: Rural, Walker, Alabama
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Paul Mills
1940 – 2016
Birth Location: Townley, Walker, Alabama, USA
PM
James Mills
1941 – 2003
Birth Location: Carbon Walke, Alabama
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Carolyn Mills
1947 – 2021
Birth Location: –
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James Mills
1931 – 2002
Birth Location: Empire, Walker County, Alabama, USA
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Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Year: March 6 1902
    Event Place: Marion, Alabama, USA

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Year: Jun 1975
    Event Place: Townley, Walker, Alabama, USA
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