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Amanda Smith

Birthabt 1881 - Boiling Springs, Wilcox, Alabama, USA
Death19 May 1943 - Plateau, Mobile, Alabama
MotherMatilda Knight
FatherGaston Smith

Born in Boiling Springs, Wilcox, Alabama, USA on abt 1881 to Gaston Smith and Matilda Knight. Amanda Smith married John Alex McGadney and had 9 children. She passed away on 19 May 1943 in Plateau, Mobile, Alabama.

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Parents
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Gaston Smith
1845 - 1920
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Matilda Knight
1840 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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John Alex Mcgadney
1877 - 1935
Children Show all
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Arcola Mcgadney
1909 - 1936
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Leola Dixan
1904 - 1954
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Cora Mcgadney
1906 - Unknown
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Mabel Mcgadney
1901 - 1935
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Willie M Mcgadney
1895 - 1992
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John Francis Mcgadney
1911 - 2001
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Earl Mcgadney
1921 - 1977
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James E Mcgadney
1914 - 1931
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Elzaria Mcgadney
1919 - 1980

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