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David Smith

Birth3 Nov 1744 - Farmington, Hartford, Connecticut, United States
Death7 Feb 1825 - Cheshire, Connecticut
MotherMary Potter
FatherDavid Smith

Born in Farmington, Hartford, Connecticut, United States on 3 Nov 1744 to David Smith and Mary Potter. David Smith married Abigail Lewis and had 12 children. He passed away on 7 Feb 1825 in Cheshire, Connecticut.

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Parents
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David Smith
1721 - 1817
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Mary Potter
1724 - 1804
Spouse(s)
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Abigail Lewis
1747 - 1823
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Sarah North
1745 - 1832
Children Show all
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David Smith
1782 - 1870
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Gideon Lewis Smith
1769 - 1851
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Abigal Smith
1778 - 1861
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Gould Smith
1784 - Unknown
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Sarah Smith
1771 - 1814
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Levi Smith
1774 - 1854
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James John Smith
1789 - Unknown
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Green Smith
1787 - 1845
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Riley Smith
1776 - 1851
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Thankful Smith
1780 - Unknown
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John Smith
1789 - Unknown
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Azariah Smith
1785 - 1867

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