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Benjamin A. Smith

BirthABT 1738 - Johnston County, North Carolina
Death6 Oct 1806 - Forestville, Wake Forest Twp, Wake County, North Carolina
MotherEdith Whitfield
FatherSamuel Smith Sr, Colonel

Born in Johnston County, North Carolina on ABT 1738 to Samuel Smith Sr, Colonel and Edith Whitfield. Benjamin A. Smith married Nancy Ann Burch and had 8 children. He passed away on 6 Oct 1806 in Forestville, Wake Forest Twp, Wake County, North Carolina.

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Samuel Smith Sr, Colonel
1709 - 1785
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Edith Whitfield
1717 - 1785
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Nancy Ann Burch
1758 - 1776
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Elizabeth Eliza Smith
1796 - 1862
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Benjamin B. Smith
1794 - Unknown
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Rebecca Smith
1774 - Unknown
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John Smith
1777 - 1843
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Harrison Smith
1780 - 1847
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Richard Arrow Smith (C)
1750 - 1819
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Polly Smith
Unknown - Unknown
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Benjamin A Smith
1800 - 1870

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