LAMECH Noah (2704 B.C. - 1754 B.C.): Nigeria Genealogy and Biographies Foundation

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2704 B.C. - 1754 B.C.

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Name	LAMECH Noah
Birth	2704 B.C.	Out Of Eden, before the Flood.
Gender	Male
Also Known As	Lemekh
Occupation	Farmer/ark builder
	Farmer/ark builder, he Built the ark that saved mankind, asked by God to build an ark; planted the first vinyard, farmer, prophet./ profeetta, Preacher of Righteousness, Carpenter; Builder of the Ark
Individual ID	26C884845EC3458CAB5572FB1AEF805E3C3C
Death	1754 B.C.	Mt. Lubar in the Land of Ararat
Burial	Mt. Lubar in the Land of Ararat
Person ID	I1195	Igbo Genealogy
Last Modified	23 Apr 2017

Father	LAMECH b. 2886 B.C., Enoch d. 2109 B.C., East of Eden
Mother	Ashmua b. 2920 B.C., Enoch d. Yes, date unknown
Marriage	Yes, date unknown
Family ID	457928161635488CB5D4C2991F8C96AAEAB3
Family ID	F358	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Family 1	Haykel d. Yes, date unknown
Marriage	Yes, date unknown
Family ID	C6CA6E5674304CAEB62109D0A6D890A151EC
Family ID	F360	Group Sheet \| Family Chart
Last Modified	23 Apr 2017

Family 2	Luia b. 2734 B.C. d. 2674 B.C.
Marriage	Yes, date unknown
Family ID	6125E05DFBFA41D3A5FDD135F022051DA8FA
Family ID	F359	Group Sheet \| Family Chart
Last Modified	23 Apr 2017

Family 3 Naamah
b. 2464 B.C., Shulon, East of Eden
d. 2360 B.C., MT Arrat, Turkey

Marriage Yes, date unknown

Family ID E7697B834A294E1DB1D84C9BB601423ED320

Children

	1. NOAH Shem b. 2202 B.C., Shulon, East of Eden d. 1602 B.C., Salem, Jerusalem
	2. NOAH Ham d. Yes, date unknown
	3. NOAH Japheth b. 1557 B.C. d. Yes, date unknown

Family ID F356 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Last Modified 23 Apr 2017

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