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Frances Smith Hebb

Birth9 Jul 1788 - Virginia, United States
Death28 Jul 1851 - Ryans Glade, Garrett, Maryland, United States
MotherJemima Washington
FatherSmith Jenkins

Born in Virginia, United States on 9 Jul 1788 to Smith Jenkins and Jemima Washington. Frances Smith Hebb married Joseph I Biggs and had 10 children. She passed away on 28 Jul 1851 in Ryans Glade, Garrett, Maryland, United States.

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Parents
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Smith Jenkins
1764 - 1815
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Jemima Washington
1767 - 1820
Spouse(s)
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Joseph I Biggs
1787 - 1843
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William L Biggs
1810 - 1850
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Middleton Samuel Biggs
1811 - 1892
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Upton Francis Biggs
1816 - 1919
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Eliza H Biggs
1823 - 1906
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Nancy Biggs
1822 - 1858
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John H Biggs
1814 - Unknown
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Margaret Smith Biggs
1819 - 1823
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Ambrose Biggs
1826 - 1916
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Odelia Benson Biggs
1831 - 1839
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Joseph Biggs
1841 - Unknown

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