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Elizabeth Smith

Birth1827 - Clay or Laurel County, Kentucky, USA
Death1 September 1912 - Laurel, Kentucky, USA
MotherSusan Bodkin
FatherAlec Smith

Born in Clay or Laurel County, Kentucky, USA on 1827 to Alec Smith and Susan Bodkin. Elizabeth Smith married Daniel B Tuttle and had 14 children. She passed away on 1 September 1912 in Laurel, Kentucky, USA.

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Parents
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Alec Smith
1804 - 1914
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Susan Bodkin
Unknown - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Daniel B Tuttle
1812 - 1865
Children Show all
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Charlotte (Lottie) Tuttle
1856 - 1917
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Daniel B Tuttle
1861 - 1936
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Alexander Tuttle
1853 - 1914
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George W. Tuttle
1865 - 1928
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Lewis "Luke" Tuttle
1851 - 1931
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Marshall Tuttle
1854 - 1917
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John Tuttle
1858 - Unknown
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Jane Tuttle
1843 - Unknown
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Nancy Tuttle
1864 - Unknown
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Thomas Martin Tuttle
1876 - 1955
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Margaret M Tuttle
1878 - 1959
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Christina Ellen Tuttle
1872 - 1954
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Rhoda E. Tuttle
1867 - Unknown
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Mary A. Tuttle
1869 - Unknown

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