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Amos Smith

Birth31 Dec 1778 - Grant, Indiana, USA
Death15 Nov 1852 - Sweetsers, Grant, Indiana, United States
MotherRachel Jarrett
FatherWilliam Smith

Born in Grant, Indiana, USA on 31 Dec 1778 to William Smith and Rachel Jarrett. Amos Smith married Elizabeth Minerva Ashby (Smith) and had 15 children. He passed away on 15 Nov 1852 in Sweetsers, Grant, Indiana, United States.

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Parents
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William Smith
1751 - 1830
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Rachel Jarrett
1747 - 1818
Spouse(s)
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Elizabeth Minerva Ashby (Smith)
1788 - 1862
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Charles Willet Masterson Smith
1812 - 1891
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Amy Smith
1816 - 1841
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Sarah "Sally" Smith
1810 - 1876
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Esther Anne Smith (Cain)
1814 - 1880
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Eleanor Smith Wiley Ruby
1808 - 1895
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Amos G. Smith
1821 - 1899
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John Ashby Smith
1829 - 1878
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Rachel Smith
1806 - 1844
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Catharine Smith
1818 - Unknown
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Mary Smith
1822 - 1849
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Elizabeth Smith
1826 - 1892
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Catherine Smith
1818 - 1841
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Jacob Smith
1796 - 1879
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Pleasant P Smith
1842 - 1924
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Kelles O./ Kelso Smith
1846 - Unknown

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