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Edward Smith

Birth11 June 1752 - Shooters Hill, Middlesex, Virginia, USA
Death17 Dec 1826 - Kelleys Comer, Bryson, Giles Co., Tennessee, USA
MotherMary Elizabeth Jacquelin
FatherJohn Smith

Born in Shooters Hill, Middlesex, Virginia, USA on 11 June 1752 to John Smith and Mary Elizabeth Jacquelin. Edward Smith married Elizabeth Bush and had 11 children. He passed away on 17 Dec 1826 in Kelleys Comer, Bryson, Giles Co., Tennessee, USA.

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Parents
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John Smith
1715 - 1771
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Mary Elizabeth Jacquelin
1714 - 1764
Spouse(s)
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Elizabeth Bush
1761 - 1832
Children Show all
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Charles Edward "Coonie" Smith
1818 - 1900
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Nathan Smith
1802 - 1882
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Thomas A Smith
1788 - 1848
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Benjamin Smith
1805 - 1873
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Edmund (Edward) Smith
1788 - 1826
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Letitia Smith Brown
1790 - 1832
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Isaac Smith (Thrulines)
1796 - 1879
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Abram "Abraham" Smith
1785 - 1864
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Jacob Smith
1792 - 1878
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Phoebe Smith
1800 - 1834
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Mary Asa Smith
1786 - Unknown

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