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Constable JOHN SMITH

Birth31 Jan 1698 - Falls of the Delaware", Burlington Co., West New Jersey Colony
Death1763 - Rowan, North Carolina, United States
MotherMary Smith
FatherThomas Smith

Born in Falls of the Delaware", Burlington Co., West New Jersey Colony on 31 Jan 1698 to Thomas Smith and Mary Smith. Constable JOHN SMITH married Rebecca Anderson and had 9 children. He passed away on 1763 in Rowan, North Carolina, United States.

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Thomas Smith
1677 - 1753
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Mary Smith
1681 - 1746
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Rebecca Anderson
1700 - 1785
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Andrew Smith V
1718 - 1773
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Samuel Smith
1737 - 1800
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Anderson John Smith
1743 - 1809
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Catherine Smith
1735 - 1783
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Major James Smith 6Th
1730 - 1781
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Thomas "Hon." (Cm5g-dna) Smith
1720 - 1755
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Francina 1746 Smith
1746 - 1811
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Elijah Smith
1748 - 1848
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John Vannoy
1719 - 1778

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