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David D Smith

BirthABT 1797 - Cumberland County, North Carolina, USA
DeathAFT 1874 - Campbell County, Georgia, USA
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Born in Cumberland County, North Carolina, USA on ABT 1797. David D Smith married Sarah W Jennings and had 17 children. He passed away on AFT 1874 in Campbell County, Georgia, USA.

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Sarah W Jennings
1817 - 1881
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Sena Mariah Mcfarland
1799 - 1850
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Bryant Phillia Smith
1837 - 1900
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Caroline Or Clementine Smith
1858 - Unknown
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Amanda Smith
1846 - Unknown
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Louisa M Smith
1850 - Unknown
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Emmer Smith
1855 - Unknown
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Martha Smith
1842 - Unknown
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Mary F Smith
1848 - 1929
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David Smith
1844 - Unknown
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Noah Dupont Smith
1855 - 1904
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George Smith
1825 - Unknown
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Napoleon B. Smith
1840 - Unknown
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Susan Smith
1827 - Unknown
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Hopsa A Smith
1834 - Unknown
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Ora Smith
1860 - Unknown
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Frances Smith
1834 - Unknown
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Mary Smith
1823 - Unknown
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Samuel Smith
1827 - Unknown

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