Arthur Smith

Birth18 Jan 1818 - Canfield, Ohio, USA

Death23 November 1891 - East Palestine, Columbiana County, Ohio, USA

MotherNancy A Quin

FatherBORN IN PA - JOHN?William? Abraham? Rev. Joseph? Jonathan? Col. James? Smith

Born in Canfield, Ohio, USA on 18 Jan 1818 to BORN IN PA - JOHN?William? Abraham? Rev. Joseph? Jonathan? Col. James? Smith and Nancy A Quin. Arthur Smith married Isabella Lowry and had 10 children. He passed away on 23 November 1891 in East Palestine, Columbiana County, Ohio, USA.

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Parents

Born In Pa - John?william? Abraham? Rev. Joseph? Jonathan? Col. James? Smith
1795 - Unknown

Nancy A Quin
1789 - Unknown

Spouse(s)

Isabella Lowry
1822 - 1898

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Eliza Jane Smith
1849 - 1940

Martha Smith
1852 - Unknown

Mary J Smith
1843 - 1886

Nancy Jane Smith
1844 - 1930

Arthur William Smith
1857 - 1923

Adeline Elzerine Smith
1860 - 1948

Jonathan Wade Smith
1847 - 1936

Isabella Margaret Smith
1859 - 1935

Rosa A Smith
1864 - 1886

Catherine J 'Kate' Smith
1855 - 1919

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