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Cornelia Smith

Birth22 Jan 1768 - Kinderhook, Columbia, New York
Death27 Nov 1825 - Coxsackie, Greene, New York, USA
MotherCornelia Matthews
FatherSamuel Smith

Born in Kinderhook, Columbia, New York on 22 Jan 1768 to Samuel Smith and Cornelia Matthews. Cornelia Smith married Isaac Delamater and had 13 children. She passed away on 27 Nov 1825 in Coxsackie, Greene, New York, USA.

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Parents
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Samuel Smith
1740 - Unknown
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Cornelia Matthews
1740 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Isaac Delamater
1765 - 1842
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Cornelia Delamater
1806 - 1883
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Martin Delamater
1795 - 1874
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Isaac Smith Delamater
1803 - 1848
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Rebecca Delamater
1801 - 1801
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Eben Delamater
1794 - 1794
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Samuel Delamater
1789 - 1810
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Jacobus Delamater
1799 - 1799
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Seymour Winous Delamater
1796 - 1863
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Emily Francis Delamater
1812 - 1836
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Pauline Delamater
1794 - 1794
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Anna Delamater
1795 - 1863
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Elizabeth Delamater
1809 - Unknown
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Catherine Delamater
1808 - 1882

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