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Flossie Viola Smith

Birth1 Jan 1897 - Marine City, St Clair, Michigan, USA
Death30 Mar 1947 - Saint Clair, Saint Clair Co, MIchigan, USA
MotherRose La Turno
FatherGeorge S Smith

Born in Marine City, St Clair, Michigan, USA on 1 Jan 1897 to George S Smith and Rose La Turno. Flossie Viola Smith married Jason "Jay" Charles Smith and had 10 children. She passed away on 30 Mar 1947 in Saint Clair, Saint Clair Co, MIchigan, USA.

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Parents
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George S Smith
1859 - 1924
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Rose La Turno
1859 - 1949
Spouse(s)
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Jason "Jay" Charles Smith
1897 - 1974
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J. Dewey Shoults
1899 - Unknown
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Marie Evelyn Smith
1928 - 1991
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Andrew Smith
1917 - 1978
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Charles Laverne Smith
1933 - 1985
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Simon M. Smith
1920 - 1981
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Fred Smith
1922 - 1922
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Mabel Smith
1915 - 1985
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Florence A Smith
1937 - 1939
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Mae C. Smith
1918 - 2013
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Robert Smith
1936 - 2013
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Eliza Smith
1926 - 2003

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