David Smith Griffith

Birth16 Oct 1874 - Whitt, Parker County, Texas, USA

DeathMar 8, 1940 - Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California, USA

MotherPermelia Ann Stone (Griffith)

FatherThomas Minot Griffith

Born in Whitt, Parker County, Texas, USA on 16 Oct 1874 to Thomas Minot Griffith and Permelia Ann Stone (Griffith). David Smith Griffith married Mary Eugenia "Jennie" Walt (Griffith) and had 12 children. He passed away on Mar 8, 1940 in Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California, USA.

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Parents

Thomas Minot Griffith
1841 - 1904

Permelia Ann Stone (Griffith)
1851 - 1919

Spouse(s)

Mary Eugenia "Jennie" Walt (Griffith)
1877 - 1915

Amanda Wade Moore (Hodges)(griffith)
1883 - 1971

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Mary B Griffith
1896 - 1921

David Samuel Griffith
1901 - 1946

Ada Lee Griffith
1894 - Unknown

George Washington Griffith
1898 - 1967

Sherman Franklin Griffith
1904 - 1966

Sarah Jane Griffith (Tappan)
1905 - 1928

William Griffith
1903 - 1919

Edith Griffith
1909 - 1964

Lottie Rachel Griffith
1911 - 1998

Eugenia Griffith
1915 - 1915

Martha Griffith
1913 - 1974

Ulric Edwin Griffith
1919 - 1985

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