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Charles E. Smith

Birth10 March 1859 - Hardin County, Illinois, USA
Death06/04/1941 - Hardin County, Illinois, USA
MotherLucy Ann Hargan
FatherMatthew B Smith

Born in Hardin County, Illinois, USA on 10 March 1859 to Matthew B Smith and Lucy Ann Hargan. Charles E. Smith had 13 children. He passed away on 06/04/1941 in Hardin County, Illinois, USA.

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Matthew B Smith
1833 - 1870
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Lucy Ann Hargan
1836 - 1881
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Zelpha N Smith
1905 - 1983
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Lee Alvin Smith
1896 - 1977
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Joe Arza Smith
1897 - 1948
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Ola Vivian Smith
1908 - 2001
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Lottie V Smith
1898 - 1982
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Julia A Smith
1900 - 1948
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Ora Lionell Smith
1902 - 1987
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Jean Smith
1916 - 2001
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Charles "Charlie" Newell Smith
1911 - 1978
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Audrey Eula Smith
1913 - 2009
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Theo Eva Smith
1919 - 2007
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Cleo Smith
1905 - Unknown
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Loy Smith
1903 - 1975

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