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Daniel Smith

Birth22 Aug 1756 - Brookhaven, Suffolk, New York, USA
Death22 Apr 1813 - three children, born LI, NY, or Aug 22, 1818
MotherZerviah Smith
FatherTimothy Smith

Born in Brookhaven, Suffolk, New York, USA on 22 Aug 1756 to Timothy Smith and Zerviah Smith. Daniel Smith married Charity Norton and had 11 children. He passed away on 22 Apr 1813 in three children, born LI, NY, or Aug 22, 1818.

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Parents
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Timothy Smith
1730 - 1790
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Zerviah Smith
1736 - 1809
Spouse(s)
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Charity Norton
1766 - 1844
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Patti Smith
1770 - 1838
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Martha Brown
1770 - 1838
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Elizabeth Smith
1792 - 1844
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Joel Smith
1784 - 1849
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Timothy Smith
1788 - 1875
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Isaac Smith
1805 - 1866
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Hannah Smith
1800 - 1881
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Elijah Smith
1797 - 1870
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Daniel Smith
1795 - 1879
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John Smith
1802 - 1883
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Nathaniel Smith
1790 - 1853
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Amos Smith
1810 - 1814
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Eight Smith
Unknown - Unknown

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