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Edward Smith

Birth1750 - Wilkes, North Carolina, USA
Death31 Aug 1827 - Kelly Comer, Giles, Tennessee, United States
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Born in Wilkes, North Carolina, USA on 1750. Edward Smith married Edward Smith and had 16 children. He passed away on 31 Aug 1827 in Kelly Comer, Giles, Tennessee, United States.

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Edward Smith
1752 - 1826
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Thomas A Smith
1788 - 1848
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Mary Asa Smith
1786 - Unknown
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Isaac Smith (Thrulines)
1796 - 1879
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Edmund (Edward) Smith
1788 - 1826
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Benjamin Smith
1805 - 1873
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John Smith
1780 - 1873
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Letitia Smith Brown
1790 - 1832
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Jacob Smith
1792 - 1878
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Phoebe Smith
1800 - 1834
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(Thruslines) (Dna Match) Nathan Smith
1802 - 1882
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Abram "Abraham" Smith
1785 - 1864
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Mary Polly Smith??
1793 - 1861
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Elder John "Raccoon" Smith
1784 - 1868
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Sydney Smith
1794 - 1874
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John Smith
1784 - 1868
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William Edward David Smith
1813 - 1900

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