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Eunice Smith

Birth28 Sep 1735 - Lake Ronkonkoma, Suffolk, New York, USA
Death19 Sep 1822 - Granby, Hampshire Co, Massachusetts, USA
MotherSarah SMITH [Snow]
FatherRev. James Smith

Born in Lake Ronkonkoma, Suffolk, New York, USA on 28 Sep 1735 to Rev. James Smith and Sarah SMITH [Snow]. Eunice Smith had 17 children. She passed away on 19 Sep 1822 in Granby, Hampshire Co, Massachusetts, USA.

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Parents
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Rev. James Smith
1710 - 1801
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Sarah Smith [Snow]
1713 - 1772
Children Show all
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Deacon Ebenezer Smith
1756 - 1827
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William Smith
1771 - 1795
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Elisha Smith
1767 - 1789
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Nathan Smith
1757 - 1843
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Sarah Smith
1765 - 1814
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John Smith
1762 - 1788
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Mary Smith
1754 - 1841
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Elihu Smith
1777 - 1857
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Samuel D Smith
1775 - 1869
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James Smith
1764 - 1821
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Martha Smith
1761 - 1814
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Jared Smith
1759 - 1809
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Eunice Smith
1769 - 1822
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Abigail Smith
1772 - 1776
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John Smith
1758 - 1758
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Benoni Mandeville Smith
1779 - 1861
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Mercy Smith
1789 - 1864

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