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David Smith

Birth12 Mar 1799 - Connecticut, USA
Death28 Sep 1870 - Waldo, Marion, Ohio, United States
MotherChloe HUGHSON
FatherDavid Smith

Born in Connecticut, USA on 12 Mar 1799 to David Smith and Chloe HUGHSON. David Smith married Catherine "Kitty" Willey and had 13 children. He passed away on 28 Sep 1870 in Waldo, Marion, Ohio, United States.

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Parents
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David Smith
1761 - 1823
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Chloe Hughson
1764 - 1849
Spouse(s)
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Catherine "Kitty" Willey
1800 - 1882
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Calvin Smith
1827 - 1890
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David Milton Smith
1835 - 1901
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Caroline Olive Smith
1842 - 1927
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Eva Elizabeth Smith
1833 - 1874
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Samuel Smith
1821 - 1897
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Henry William Smith
1826 - 1873
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William Smith
1840 - 1896
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James A. Smith
1825 - 1900
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Margaret A. Smith
1828 - 1906
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Almira L. Smith
1837 - Unknown
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Gerome Smith
1832 - 1832
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Catherine M. Smith
1840 - 1840
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Chloe Ann Smith
1810 - 1879

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