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Fred Smith

BirthOct 1853 - Georgia
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Born in Georgia on Oct 1853. Fred Smith married Elizabeth R Kallem and had 13 children.

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Elizabeth R Kallem
1869 - 1937
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Percy Stephens Smith
1893 - 1972
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James Howard Smith
1882 - 1966
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Rosie F W Skiner
1905 - Unknown
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Blanche C Hovey
1899 - 1988
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Blanche Curtis Smith
1899 - Unknown
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Martha Jane "Janie" Smith
1885 - 1969
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Robert Frederick Smith
1894 - 1937
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Clyde Edmondson Smith
1887 - 1971
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Flora Bell Smith
1889 - Unknown
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Charles Lockhart Smith
1897 - 1937
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Rorole F Smith
1905 - Unknown
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Lillian Pauline Smith
1881 - 1956
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George L Smith Lll
1895 - 1986

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