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Ja'Meelah's Family History
Ja’MeeLah A. Mu’Min-Seck was born on to the proud parents of
Mr & Mrs. Denver H. Ross Sr. in Kansas City, Kansas.
Her given name at birth was Janet how ever her chosen name is Ja'MeeLah which means beautiful, as you will find in reading her poetry that expresses real Beauty. Ja'MeeLah is the fourth of seven siblings. She has four sisters Brenda, Karen, Pamela, Vickie and two brothers Denver Jr. and Ronald. Her father was born in Claremore, Oklahoma and the son of Thomas Edward Ross. He was a decedent of the Cherokee Nation Tribe. He resided in Claremore, Oklahoma and was the first black business owner of an automotive shop in the town of Claremore where all his customers were white. He was married to Pearl Ann Newton, who was born in Texarcana, Arkansas but of a Jamaican Heritage. Peral worked as a maid in the house of a white doctor for 35 years.
Ja'Meelah's mother Kathryn A. Ross was born in Sioux, City Iowa
she was a laborer at the Armour Meat Company for 20 years. Kathryn was the daughter of Mr & Mrs Grant Beaver who migrated to Kansas Where in
the early 30's. Grant Beaver was born in Olathe, Kansas and Mayola Little was born in Kingfisher, Oaklahoma her grandfather Grant worked as a Laborer and her Grandmother Mayola was a Missionary helping people who called upon her. Ja'Meelah attended Yeager Elementary and East High Schools in Kansas City Missouri.
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Poetry by Ja'MeeLah
copyright 07
Pen Drawing by Charles Moss
AKA; Ghetto Cowboy




Poetry by Ja'MeeLah
copyright 07
Pen Drawing by Charles Moss
AKA Ghetto Cowboy
