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James Paul “Jim” Bragg

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James Paul “Jim” Bragg

Birth
Sylvania, Screven County, Georgia, USA
Death
19 Feb 1940 (aged 51)
Screven County, Georgia, USA
Burial
Sylvania, Screven County, Georgia, USA GPS-Latitude: 32.8351278, Longitude: -81.6962806
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Husband of Lillian Virginia 'Lilly' Jenkins .. the daughter of Solomon Bartow and Lucy Waters Jenkins. Also married Cassie Lee Mock, daughter of Charles Elliott Mock and Leila Mae Brower. They married Nov. 17, 1930

Murdered his wife with their 11 children watching and then shot himself to death.First wife died in the 1920 - 1930's.
Married Cassie Lee Mock Bragg (second wife) in 1929. Ten years later in 1939 he killed Cassie and supposedly killed himself afterwards.

James Bragg b 4/9/1931 .. son of Jim Paul was raised by Grandpa Charlie and Grandma Leila after death of parents. He served in the Korean War (1950-1953) Served as 1st infrantry Division in Germany. Finance Corp.

Was an actual hero in saving multiple lives in the collision of ships in the English Channel in 1952. Ruptured his eardrum from rifle firing in 1953. Had ear problems all his adult life.
Husband of Lillian Virginia 'Lilly' Jenkins .. the daughter of Solomon Bartow and Lucy Waters Jenkins. Also married Cassie Lee Mock, daughter of Charles Elliott Mock and Leila Mae Brower. They married Nov. 17, 1930

Murdered his wife with their 11 children watching and then shot himself to death.First wife died in the 1920 - 1930's.
Married Cassie Lee Mock Bragg (second wife) in 1929. Ten years later in 1939 he killed Cassie and supposedly killed himself afterwards.

James Bragg b 4/9/1931 .. son of Jim Paul was raised by Grandpa Charlie and Grandma Leila after death of parents. He served in the Korean War (1950-1953) Served as 1st infrantry Division in Germany. Finance Corp.

Was an actual hero in saving multiple lives in the collision of ships in the English Channel in 1952. Ruptured his eardrum from rifle firing in 1953. Had ear problems all his adult life.


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