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David Collins Smith

Birthca. 1785 - Milford, New Haven, Connecticut
Death29 May 1861 - Milford, New Haven, Connecticut, United States
MotherUnknown Collins
FatherJeremiah Smith

Born in Milford, New Haven, Connecticut on ca. 1785 to Jeremiah Smith and Unknown Collins. David Collins Smith married Mary Polly Peck (Smith) and had 9 children. He passed away on 29 May 1861 in Milford, New Haven, Connecticut, United States.

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Jeremiah Smith
1745 - 1810
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Unknown Collins
1760 - 1803
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Mary Polly Peck (Smith)
1782 - 1866
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Nathan Martin Smith
Unknown - Unknown
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Wales Smith
1808 - 1885
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Benjamin Levi Smith
Unknown - Unknown
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Sheldon Smith
Unknown - Unknown
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Sarah Amanda Smith
1823 - 1900
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David Smith
1833 - Unknown
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Sherman Smith
1807 - 1862
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Mary Smith
Unknown - Unknown
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Benjamin Levi Somers
1809 - Unknown

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