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Ethan SMITH

Birth19 Dec 1762 - Belchertown, Hampshire, Massachusetts, USA
Death29 Aug 1849 - Boylston, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA
MotherSybil Worthington
FatherDeacon Elijah Smith

Born in Belchertown, Hampshire, Massachusetts, USA on 19 Dec 1762 to Deacon Elijah Smith and Sybil Worthington. Ethan SMITH married Bathsheba Sanford and had 10 children. He passed away on 29 Aug 1849 in Boylston, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA.

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Parents
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Deacon Elijah Smith
1723 - 1770
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Sybil Worthington
1727 - 1827
Spouse(s)
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Bathsheba Sanford
1771 - 1835
Children Show all
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Ellen Chase Smith
1812 - 1846
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Grace Fletcher Smith
1803 - 1840
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Lyndon Arnold Smith
1795 - 1865
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Stephen S. Smith
1797 - 1871
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Carlos Sanford Smith
1801 - 1877
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Harriet Smith
1807 - 1899
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Sarah Towne Smith
1805 - 1879
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Myron Smith
1794 - 1818
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Laura Smith
1799 - 1800
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Margaret Baker Smith
1810 - 1811

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