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Emma Smith

Birth5/14/49 - Rowland, Robeson, North Carolina
Death5/26/11 - Lumberton, Robeson, North Carolina
MotherTilder Jane Seals
FatherRodrick Mcquage

Born in Rowland, Robeson, North Carolina on 5/14/49 to Rodrick Mcquage and Tilder Jane Seals. Emma Smith married Karen Ward Thompson and had 8 children. She passed away on 5/26/11 in Lumberton, Robeson, North Carolina.

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Parents
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Rodrick Mcquage
1905 - 1961
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Tilder Jane Seals
1925 - 1987
Spouse(s)
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Karen Ward Thompson
Unknown - Unknown
Children Show all
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Thomas Lee Smith
1969 - Unknown
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Sylvia Jane Smith
1971 - Unknown
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Theresa Williamson
Unknown - Unknown
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Jerry Edge
Unknown - Unknown
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Timothy L. Jacobs
Unknown - Unknown
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Danny Edge
Unknown - Unknown
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David Edge
Unknown - Unknown
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Joe Edge
Unknown - Unknown

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