Bell daughter of Choctaw adoptee of Upton-Goldstein Mize, MS family.


Tiny Bell (not a nick name).

   2.  Ernestine Emma Tullos Sherman Atwood and sister Joy Sherman

   3.  Emma Elizabeth Sherman Carver Dickerson

   4.  Children of Liz and Ernestine

 

 

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  1. LadyBugRoseApril 6, 2019 at 1:28 PM

    This information is incorrect. Please contact the family for correct information. jlr_smc_1@hotmail.com

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