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Casper Smith

Birth15 Sep 1759 - Lexington, Rowan Co., North Carolina Colony
Death7 Sep 1834 - Davidson, North Carolina, USA
MotherAnn Bryant
FatherJohan David (Capt) Smith

Born in Lexington, Rowan Co., North Carolina Colony on 15 Sep 1759 to Johan David (Capt) Smith and Ann Bryant. Casper Smith married Nancy McGuire and had 13 children. He passed away on 7 Sep 1834 in Davidson, North Carolina, USA.

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Parents
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Johan David (Capt) Smith
1730 - 1787
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Ann Bryant
1723 - 1804
Spouse(s)
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Nancy Mcguire
1767 - 1835
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Henry Smith
1791 - 1871
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John M Smith
1790 - 1870
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Casper Smith
1796 - 1842
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Rachel Smith
1794 - 1860
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David 'Davie' Smith
1787 - 1844
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George Franklin Smith
1778 - 1870
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Alfred Smith
1798 - 1843
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Barbara Smith
1797 - 1798
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Philip Smith
1773 - 1825
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Casper Smith
1759 - 1834
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Peter Smith
1781 - 1797
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Phebey Smith
1798 - 1801
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Margaret "Peggy" Smith
1790 - 1844

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