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Catherine Smith

Birth9 FEB 1795 - Jackson, Georgia, United States
Death1860 - Walton, Georgia, United States
MotherSarah Rebecca Lindley
FatherJames David Smith

Born in Jackson, Georgia, United States on 9 FEB 1795 to James David Smith and Sarah Rebecca Lindley. Catherine Smith married George Washington Clack SR. (4th Greatgrand Father) and had 8 children. She passed away on 1860 in Walton, Georgia, United States.

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Parents
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James David Smith
1760 - 1833
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Sarah Rebecca Lindley
1762 - 1857
Spouse(s)
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George Washington Clack Sr. (4Th Greatgrand Father)
1782 - 1845
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Sterling "Starling" Clack
1811 - 1873
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Mary Clack
1813 - 1895
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Seaborn Jones Clack
1830 - 1909
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Martha "Patsy" Clack
1817 - 1908
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Rebecca Becky Clack
1819 - 1905
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William Dilon Clack
1835 - Unknown
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George Washington Clack
1832 - 1863
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James C Clack
1824 - 1893

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