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Anna McBride Smith

Birth12 May 1799 - Hampshire, Virginia, United States
Death06 NOV 1861 - Rio, Knox, Illinois, United States
MotherElizabeth Straderman
FatherJohn McBride

Born in Hampshire, Virginia, United States on 12 May 1799 to John McBride and Elizabeth Straderman. Anna McBride Smith married John Smith and had 14 children. She passed away on 06 NOV 1861 in Rio, Knox, Illinois, United States.

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Parents
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John Mcbride
1757 - 1826
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Elizabeth Straderman
1757 - 1826
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John Smith
1796 - 1884
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Margaret Smith
1828 - 1900
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George W Smith
1821 - 1896
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William O Smith
1831 - 1902
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Sarah Smith
1835 - 1910
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Anna Smith
1830 - 1896
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Caroline Smith
1841 - 1906
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Peter Smith
1833 - 1915
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Elizabeth "Bettes" Smith
1822 - 1868
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Nancy Jane Smith Smith
1839 - 1924
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John J Smith
1826 - 1887
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Mary Smith
1824 - Unknown
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Rosa Ann Smith
1836 - 1917
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John H Smith
1830 - Unknown
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Delilah Ella Smith
1842 - 1924

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