(--?--) Jernigan

(say 1955 - )
(--?--) was born say 1955. He married Pamela Jean McCarthy in San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas, in 1981.1 (--?--) was divorced from Pamela Jean McCarthy in San Antonio, Tex., in 1989.2
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Descendants of Allen Downing Felch

Family: (--?--) Jernigan and Pamela Jean McCarthy

Cited documentation

  1. [S222] Pamela Jean McCarthy, of Texas; multiple messages via e-mail, to Darrell A. Martin 2004. "I married in 1981 in San Antonio, Texas."
  2. [S222] McCarthy, 2004, "divorced in 1989 in San Antonio, Texas ... no children ... did not remarry."
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