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Amanda Smith

Birth30 Aug 1833 - Calloway County, Kentucky, USA
Death24 Jan 1885 - Van Zandt, Texas USA
MotherMary Cosby
FatherColeman Smith

Born in Calloway County, Kentucky, USA on 30 Aug 1833 to Coleman Smith and Mary Cosby. Amanda Smith married Henry J. N. Whisenhunt and had 13 children. She passed away on 24 Jan 1885 in Van Zandt, Texas USA.

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Parents
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Coleman Smith
1815 - 1870
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Mary Cosby
1817 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Henry J. N. Whisenhunt
1833 - 1896
Children Show all
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Joseph Minor Whisenhunt
1855 - 1926
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John Adam Whisenhunt
1874 - 1956
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Mary Ann Whisenhunt
1870 - 1951
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Amanda Elizabeth "Lizzie" Wisenhunt
1876 - 1965
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Henry N Whisenhunt
1864 - Unknown
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Noah Valentine Whisenhunt
1861 - 1930
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William Coleman Whisenhunt
1881 - 1962
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George Washington Whisenhunt
1878 - 1961
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Nancy Whisenhunt
1872 - 1914
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Martha Ellen Whisenhunt
1871 - 1872
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John H. Whisenhunt
1871 - 1871
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George Washington Whisenhunt
1853 - 1926
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James Cancelor Whisenant
1851 - 1935

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