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David Thaddeus Smith

Birth30 Mar 1888 - Kentland, Newton County, Indiana
Death19 Dec 1974 - Jasper County, Indiana
MotherEmily Susan Pence
FatherJohn Wesley Smith

Born in Kentland, Newton County, Indiana on 30 Mar 1888 to John Wesley Smith and Emily Susan Pence. David Thaddeus Smith married Effie Mitchell and had 11 children. He passed away on 19 Dec 1974 in Jasper County, Indiana.

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Parents
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John Wesley Smith
1852 - 1935
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Emily Susan Pence
1856 - 1904
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Effie Mitchell
1889 - Unknown
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Luella Ellen Smith
1929 - 1994
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Minor Ellis Smith
1923 - 1925
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Isabell Iola Smith
1918 - 2004
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Harold Levi Smith
1920 - 2000
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Ruth Dorothy Smith
1916 - 1998
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Eldon David Smith
1932 - 1972
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Merle Wayne Smith
1936 - 1940
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Ronald Leroy Smith
1934 - 1935
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Rosalie Smith
1924 - 2012
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Golda Mae Smith
1914 - 1991
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Clarence Edward Smith
1911 - Unknown

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