David Thomas Smith

Birth3 Mar 1698 - St Peters, New Kent, Virginia, United States

Death12 September 1778 - Prince William County, VA

MotherCatherine Snelson

FatherCaptain Christopher Smith III, Headmaster of the Indian School, William and Mary College

Born in St Peters, New Kent, Virginia, United States on 3 Mar 1698 to Captain Christopher Smith III, Headmaster of the Indian School, William and Mary College and Catherine Snelson. David Thomas Smith married Elizabeth Ragland and had 11 children. He passed away on 12 September 1778 in Prince William County, VA.

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Parents

Captain Christopher Smith Iii, Headmaster Of The Indian School, William And Mary College
1670 - 1739

Catherine Snelson
1680 - 1742

Spouse(s)

Elizabeth Ragland
1718 - 1778

Elizabeth Perkins
1700 - 1783

Children Show all

John Smith
1740 - 1815

David Smith
1744 - 1815

Lavina Smith
1745 - 1842

Elizabeth Smith
1736 - 1820

Nathan Smith
1745 - 1837

Mary Smith
1733 - 1817

Gulielmus Smith
1735 - 1814

Katherine Smith
1772 - 1851

Nathan Smith
1745 - 1837

Lovina Smith
1741 - 1822

Elizabeth Smith
1736 - 1810

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