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Ephraigm Smith

Birth1787 - Washington, Virginia, USA
Death24 Aug 1858 - Washington, Virginia, United States
MotherCATHERINE ALICE BAKER
FatherEphraim Smith

Born in Washington, Virginia, USA on 1787 to Ephraim Smith and CATHERINE ALICE BAKER. Ephraigm Smith married Frances "Fannie" Fleenor and had 14 children. He passed away on 24 Aug 1858 in Washington, Virginia, United States.

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Ephraim Smith
1750 - 1840
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Catherine Alice Baker
1762 - 1819
Spouse(s)
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Frances "Fannie" Fleenor
1810 - Unknown
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Mary Ann Smith
1820 - 1879
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Eliza J Smith
1824 - Unknown
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William A Smith
1816 - 1891
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John Smith
1812 - Unknown
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Louisiana Smith
1835 - Unknown
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Ivan Smith
1814 - Unknown
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Cyrus Dewitt Smith
1832 - 1900
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Amanda Smith
1839 - Unknown
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Susannah Smith
1834 - Unknown
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Alexander Smith
1841 - Unknown
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Nancy Smith
1836 - Unknown
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Chusley Smith
1838 - Unknown
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Mary Ann Smith
1820 - 1881
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George A Smith
1824 - 1888

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