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Archilla Smith

Birth1788 - Cherokee Nation East, Alabama or Georgia, USA
Death01 Jan 1840 - Cherokee Nation West, Indian Territory, Oklahoma USA
MotherMaria Apollonia Kissel
FatherCabin Sequoyah Smith

Born in Cherokee Nation East, Alabama or Georgia, USA on 1788 to Cabin Sequoyah Smith and Maria Apollonia Kissel. Archilla Smith married Agnes Fields and had 8 children. He passed away on 01 Jan 1840 in Cherokee Nation West, Indian Territory, Oklahoma USA.

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Cabin Sequoyah Smith
1747 - 1845
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Maria Apollonia Kissel
1775 - 1836
Spouse(s)
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Agnes Fields
1802 - 1853
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Rachel 11108 Smith
1820 - 1864
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Elizabeth Fields
1830 - 1902
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Eliza Smith
1838 - 1904
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John Smith
1830 - Unknown
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Samuel Houston Smith
1836 - Unknown
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Arthur Smith
1826 - Unknown
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Charles Smith
1826 - Unknown
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Manerva Jane "Eliza" Smith
1841 - 1910

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