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Elizabeth Schellenger

Birth1 Dec 1785 - Chatham, Hartford, Connecticut, USA
Death14 Oct 1846 - Iowaville, Wapello, Iowa
MotherJane Johnson
FatherAbraham Shellenger

Born in Chatham, Hartford, Connecticut, USA on 1 Dec 1785 to Abraham Shellenger and Jane Johnson. Elizabeth Schellenger married Elias Asahel Smith (Fourth Patriarch LDS Mormon) and had 8 children. She passed away on 14 Oct 1846 in Iowaville, Wapello, Iowa.

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Parents
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Abraham Shellenger
1748 - 1821
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Jane Johnson
1749 - 1839
Spouse(s)
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Elias Asahel Smith (Fourth Patriarch Lds Mormon)
1773 - 1848
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Mary Jane Smith
1813 - 1878
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Martha Smith
1817 - 1902
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Silas Smith - Lds/mormon
1822 - 1892
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Emily S. Smith
1806 - 1893
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Esther Victoria Smith - Lds/mormon
1810 - 1856
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Julia Priscilla "Emma" Smith
1815 - 1906
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Elias Smith
1804 - 1888
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Jesse Johnson Smith - Lds/morman
1808 - 1834

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