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Bertha Smith

BirthMar 1 1882 - Battle Ground, Tippecanoe, Indiana
Death5 Mar 1954 - Lafayette, Tippecanoe, Indiana, USA
MotherMary Alice Kendall
FatherHugh Turner Smith

Born in Battle Ground, Tippecanoe, Indiana on Mar 1 1882 to Hugh Turner Smith and Mary Alice Kendall. Bertha Smith married Charles Franklin Smith and had 6 children. She passed away on 5 Mar 1954 in Lafayette, Tippecanoe, Indiana, USA.

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Parents
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Hugh Turner Smith
1838 - 1915
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Mary Alice Kendall
1861 - 1920
Spouse(s)
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Charles Franklin Smith
1879 - 1932
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Cleo Baker
1883 - 1978
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Kenneth Lavern Smith
1906 - 1965
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Verna M Smith (Nichols, Crawley)
1909 - 1979
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Wanda Juanita Smith
1911 - 1983
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Naomi L Smith
1915 - 1994
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Wilma Smith (Hamilton, Watkins)
1916 - 2003
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Merrill Eugene Smith
1925 - 1925

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