Ephriam Elder Smith

Birth24 Jun 1820 - Spartanburg, South Carolina

Death16 Jan 1897 - Walnut Grove, Madison, North Carolina, United States

MotherRhoda / Rhonda Smith

FatherJohn Anderson Smith

Born in Spartanburg, South Carolina on 24 Jun 1820 to John Anderson Smith and Rhoda / Rhonda Smith. Ephriam Elder Smith married Martha Matilda Gilbert and had 13 children. He passed away on 16 Jan 1897 in Walnut Grove, Madison, North Carolina, United States.

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Parents

John Anderson Smith
1790 - 1873

Rhoda / Rhonda Smith
1797 - Unknown

Spouse(s)

Martha Matilda Gilbert
1823 - 1905

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Catherine Louise Smith
1848 - 1942

James Barnett Smith
1855 - 1941

Julina Eveline Smith
1843 - 1925

Laura A M Smith
1867 - 1942

John Franklin Smith
1865 - 1950

Sarah Sallie Anne Smith Payne
1847 - 1918

Tennesse Smith
1857 - 1947

Martha Caroline Smith
1859 - 1930

Mary Jane Smith
1846 - 1916

Susan Smith
1852 - 1930

William Obadiah Smith
1840 - Unknown

David Gilbert Smith
1861 - 1864

Isaiah Smith
1849 - 1849

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