NOAH Shem: Nigeria Genealogy and Biographies Foundation

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2202 B.C. - 1602 B.C.

Generation: 1

1.

NOAH Shem

NOAH Shem was born in 2202 B.C. in Shulon, East of Eden; died in 1602 B.C. in Salem, Jerusalem.

Shem married Sedeqetelebab on Yes, date unknown. Sedeqetelebab and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Children:

2. SHEM Arpachshad was born in 2102 B.C. in Shinar; died in 1664 B.C..

Generation: 2

2.
SHEM Arpachshad (1.Shem¹) was born in 2102 B.C. in Shinar; died in 1664 B.C..
Family/Spouse: Unknown. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Children:

3. ARPACHSHAD CAINAN Salah and died.

Generation: 3

3.
ARPACHSHAD CAINAN Salah (2.Arpachshad², 1.Shem¹) and died.
Family/Spouse: Unknown. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Children:

4. SALAH Eber

Generation: 4

4.
SALAH Eber (3.Salah³, 2.Arpachshad², 1.Shem¹)
Family/Spouse: Unknown. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Children:

5. EBER Peleg

6. Joktan EBER Joktan

Generation: 5

5.
EBER Peleg (4.Eber⁴, 3.Salah³, 2.Arpachshad², 1.Shem¹)
Family/Spouse: Unknown. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Children:

7. PELEG Reu
6. Joktan EBER Joktan (4.Eber⁴, 3.Salah³, 2.Arpachshad², 1.Shem¹)

Generation: 6

7.
PELEG Reu (5.Peleg⁵, 4.Eber⁴, 3.Salah³, 2.Arpachshad², 1.Shem¹)
Family/Spouse: Unknown. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Children:

8. REU Serug

Generation: 7

8.
REU Serug (7.Reu⁶, 5.Peleg⁵, 4.Eber⁴, 3.Salah³, 2.Arpachshad², 1.Shem¹)
Family/Spouse: Unknown. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Children:

9. SERUG Nahor son of Serug

Generation: 8

9.
SERUG Nahor son of Serug (8.Serug⁷, 7.Reu⁶, 5.Peleg⁵, 4.Eber⁴, 3.Salah³, 2.Arpachshad², 1.Shem¹)
Family/Spouse: Unknown. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Children:

10. Terah

Generation: 9

10. Terah (9.Nahor⁸, 8.Serug⁷, 7.Reu⁶, 5.Peleg⁵, 4.Eber⁴, 3.Salah³, 2.Arpachshad², 1.Shem¹)

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