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Daniel Smith

Birth29 Jul 1676 - Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA
Death25 Apr 1740 - Montague City, Franklin, Massachusetts, United States
MotherLeah Lydia Winchester
FatherNehemiah Smith the third

Born in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA on 29 Jul 1676 to Nehemiah Smith the third and Leah Lydia Winchester. Daniel Smith married Sarah Graves and had 10 children. He passed away on 25 Apr 1740 in Montague City, Franklin, Massachusetts, United States.

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Parents
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Nehemiah Smith The Third
1651 - 1727
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Leah Lydia Winchester
1647 - 1723
Spouse(s)
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Sarah Graves
1687 - 1752
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Sarah Graves
1687 - 1773
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Sarah Greaves
1669 - 1744
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Ann
1682 - 1706
Children Show all
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Ezechiel Switts, Smith
1714 - 1811
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Elijah Smith
1721 - 1840
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Solomon Smith
1725 - 1755
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Miriam Smith
1718 - Unknown
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David Smith
1711 - Unknown
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Zebediah Smith
1715 - Unknown
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Nathaniel Smith
1699 - Unknown
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Zebediah Smith 5 Gg-m
1702 - Unknown
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Elijah Smith
1707 - Unknown
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Aaron Smith
1705 - Unknown

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