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Benjamin Franklin Smith

Birth8 Apr 1847 - Unadilla, Livingston, Michigan, USA
Death15 Oct 1916 - Seattle, King, Washington, USA
MotherZada Prindle
FatherJesse Cory Smith

Born in Unadilla, Livingston, Michigan, USA on 8 Apr 1847 to Jesse Cory Smith and Zada Prindle. Benjamin Franklin Smith married Cora B "Zoe" Fenton and had 12 children. He passed away on 15 Oct 1916 in Seattle, King, Washington, USA.

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Jesse Cory Smith
1792 - 1858
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Zada Prindle
1803 - 1856
Spouse(s)
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Cora B "Zoe" Fenton
1854 - Unknown
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Sarah Elizabeth Pinney
1847 - 1929
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Marguerite Brewster Smith
1891 - 1956
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Franklin C Smith
1877 - 1912
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Clara Augusta Smith
1871 - 1946
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Willie F Smith
1892 - 1919
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Edward Franklin Smith
1875 - 1883
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Egbert Pinney Smith
1873 - 1874
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Jennie Lin Smith
1887 - 1975
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Fredrick A Smith
1874 - 1919
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Eva Eugenia Smith
1880 - Unknown
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Jesse Charles Smith
1877 - 1962
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Blanche Leland Smith
1885 - 1959
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William Smith
1892 - 1909

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