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Alfred Smith

Birth20 Nov 1814 - Wake, North Carolina, United States
Death15 Jan 1899 - Harnett, North Carolina, United States
MotherLouisa Swanson
FatherArthur Smith

Born in Wake, North Carolina, United States on 20 Nov 1814 to Arthur Smith and Louisa Swanson. Alfred Smith married Mary Elizabeth Whittington and had 12 children. He passed away on 15 Jan 1899 in Harnett, North Carolina, United States.

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Parents
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Arthur Smith
1775 - 1860
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Louisa Swanson
1776 - 1850
Spouse(s)
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Mary Elizabeth Whittington
1820 - 1906
Children Show all
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Neill Archibald Smith
1847 - 1925
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Henderson Smith
1849 - 1921
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Civil A Smith
1856 - 1922
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James A Smith
1845 - 1914
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Flora Etta Smith
1862 - 1947
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Frances B Smith
1864 - 1934
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Arthur Turner Smith
1858 - 1942
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Effie J Smith
1843 - 1937
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John Devrow Smith
1851 - 1934
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Andrew J. Smith
1854 - Unknown
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Emily Caroline Smith
1854 - 1923
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Scivil Ann Smith
Unknown - Unknown

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