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Albert John Smith

Birth16 January 1872 - Nebraska
Death9 April 1933 - San Jose, Santa Clara, California, United States
MotherClarissa Matilda Pierce
Father60 Charles Henry Smith

Born in Nebraska on 16 January 1872 to 60 Charles Henry Smith and Clarissa Matilda Pierce. Albert John Smith married Ednah Martha Powers and had 7 children. He passed away on 9 April 1933 in San Jose, Santa Clara, California, United States.

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60 Charles Henry Smith
1841 - 1907
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Clarissa Matilda Pierce
1845 - 1905
Spouse(s)
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Ednah Martha Powers
1887 - 1937
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Hilda M Oquist
1881 - 1904
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Donald P Smith
1908 - 1979
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15_7 Reverend Rowland Earl (Messinger) Smith
1920 - 1975
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15_3 Harold Eugene (Rena) Smith
1899 - 1969
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Hazel Mabel Smith
1898 - 1991
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15 Delpha Lillian (Schnittger) Smith
1902 - 1995
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Ednah Ruth Smith
1910 - 1990
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15_6 Albert Lowell (V.duncan) Smith
1914 - 1978

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