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Eunice Smith

Birth12 MAR 1760 - Chatham, Mass
Death21 MAR 1826 - Barrington, NS, Canada
MotherElizabeth Nickerson
FatherArchelaus Smith (DNA)

Born in Chatham, Mass on 12 MAR 1760 to Archelaus Smith (DNA) and Elizabeth Nickerson. Eunice Smith married Henry Newell and had 14 children. She passed away on 21 MAR 1826 in Barrington, NS, Canada.

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Parents
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Archelaus Smith (Dna)
1734 - 1821
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Elizabeth Nickerson
1735 - 1827
Spouse(s)
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Henry Newell
1755 - 1868
Children Show all
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Collins Newell
1791 - 1888
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Mercy Newell
1779 - 1887
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Henry Smith Newell
1783 - 1868
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Hezekiah Newell
1793 - 1850
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Archelaus Newell
1781 - 1836
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Joseph K. Newell
1803 - 1872
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Elizabeth Newell
1787 - 1826
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Ziba Newell
1798 - 1861
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Hannah Newell
1810 - 1872
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Joseph Newell
1785 - 1786
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Polly Newell
1789 - Unknown
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Betsy Newell
1777 - 1779
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Abigail Newell
1796 - 1796
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Abigail Newell
1809 - 1893

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