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David Smith

Birth1760 - Not Available
Death8 Jul 1844 - Not Available
MotherNot Available
FatherNot Available

Born on 1760. David Smith married Bathsheba Mills and had 13 children. He passed away on 8 Jul 1844.

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Bathsheba Mills
1766 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Anna Smith
1803 - 1878
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Jemima Georgianna Smith
1806 - 1887
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David R. Smith
1808 - Unknown
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Rebecca Smith
1800 - Unknown
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Thomas J. Smith
1804 - Unknown
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Ruben Smith
1804 - 1890
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Sally Smith
Unknown - Unknown
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Christopher Smith
Unknown - Unknown
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Patty Smith
Unknown - Unknown
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Joseph Smith
Unknown - Unknown
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Lydia Smith
Unknown - Unknown
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Elizabeth Smith
Unknown - Unknown
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Reuben Smith Jr.
1807 - 1890

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