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Naomi married James H. "Jim" Marcum. Born to this union: Mary, Georgia, Ulysses Grant "Les", Andrew J. "Andy", Lucinda "Lucy", John L., Emma and Marion. Naomi's husband James was a Timberman from Stonecoal, Wayne County, West Virginia.
After his death in 1899 Naomi remarried to Martin Moore on May 14, 1901. Born to this union: Effie and William Floyd Moore. Naomi and Martin separated and Naomi moved to Beauty and lived across the road from son William Floyd and a short distance from daughter Lucy. Naomi was a good cook. Lucy was the one that found Naomi when she died. Lucy had stopped by to take her a meal and found her mother.
Naomi married James H. "Jim" Marcum. Born to this union: Mary, Georgia, Ulysses Grant "Les", Andrew J. "Andy", Lucinda "Lucy", John L., Emma and Marion. Naomi's husband James was a Timberman from Stonecoal, Wayne County, West Virginia.
After his death in 1899 Naomi remarried to Martin Moore on May 14, 1901. Born to this union: Effie and William Floyd Moore. Naomi and Martin separated and Naomi moved to Beauty and lived across the road from son William Floyd and a short distance from daughter Lucy. Naomi was a good cook. Lucy was the one that found Naomi when she died. Lucy had stopped by to take her a meal and found her mother.
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Naomi married James H. "Jim" Marcum. Born to this union: Mary, Georgia, Ulysses Grant "Les", Andrew J. "Andy", Lucinda "Lucy", John L., Emma and Marion. Naomi's husband James was a Timberman from Stonecoal, Wayne County, West Virginia.
After his death in 1899 Naomi remarried to Martin Moore on May 14, 1901. Born to this union: Effie and William Floyd Moore. Naomi and Martin separated and Naomi moved to Beauty and lived across the road from son William Floyd and a short distance from daughter Lucy. Naomi was a good cook. Lucy was the one that found Naomi when she died. Lucy had stopped by to take her a meal and found her mother.
Naomi married James H. "Jim" Marcum. Born to this union: Mary, Georgia, Ulysses Grant "Les", Andrew J. "Andy", Lucinda "Lucy", John L., Emma and Marion. Naomi's husband James was a Timberman from Stonecoal, Wayne County, West Virginia.
After his death in 1899 Naomi remarried to Martin Moore on May 14, 1901. Born to this union: Effie and William Floyd Moore. Naomi and Martin separated and Naomi moved to Beauty and lived across the road from son William Floyd and a short distance from daughter Lucy. Naomi was a good cook. Lucy was the one that found Naomi when she died. Lucy had stopped by to take her a meal and found her mother.
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