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The Jenkins-Jeffries-Lee Family Page

21528 The Jenkins-Jeffries-Lee Family Page http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Creek/6438/inde Page has a searchable surname of individuals belonging to the Jenkins-Jeffries-Lee Family of Luray, Va. Time line goes back to the 1850's. Black History and Culture   Jenkins   ancestors   geneology   history   Lee   Jeffries   Baptist   Church   surname   family   Virginia   Pennsylvania   Va   Pa     Jan 1, 1970 send email to  

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