Daniel Johnson Smith

Birth2 Oct 1832 - Pleasant Shade, Smith, Tennessee, USA

Death1910 - Itasca, Hill, Texas, United States

MotherMartha Patsy Dillehay

FatherAbraham Abel Smith

Born in Pleasant Shade, Smith, Tennessee, USA on 2 Oct 1832 to Abraham Abel Smith and Martha Patsy Dillehay. Daniel Johnson Smith married Temperance Burse Patterson and had 13 children. He passed away on 1910 in Itasca, Hill, Texas, United States.

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Parents

Abraham Abel Smith
1806 - 1888

Martha Patsy Dillehay
1805 - 1888

Spouse(s)

Temperance Burse Patterson
1834 - 1876

Milly E Matthews
1835 - 1861

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James D Smith
1855 - Unknown

William B Smith
1857 - Unknown

John L Smith
1873 - 1958

Oney Gather Smith
1895 - 1970

Hebber A Smith
1885 - Unknown

Bessie Ozella Smith
1891 - 1963

Mary Ellinder Smith
1857 - Unknown

Mary Smith
1858 - Unknown

Onie G Smith
1895 - Unknown

Viana Susan Smith
1864 - 1976

Elijah Astynex Smith
1888 - 1890

Dee D. Smith
1881 - 1972

Henry Calvert Smith
1876 - 1951

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