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George Alexander E Smith

Birth29 Dec 1837 - Coffee, Warren County, Tennessee
Death10 May 1890 - Viola, Warren, Tennessee, United States
MotherCynthia Powell
FatherThomas Jefferson Smith

Born in Coffee, Warren County, Tennessee on 29 Dec 1837 to Thomas Jefferson Smith and Cynthia Powell. George Alexander E Smith married Martha Squibb and had 10 children. He passed away on 10 May 1890 in Viola, Warren, Tennessee, United States.

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Thomas Jefferson Smith
1810 - 1898
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Cynthia Powell
1816 - 1882
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Martha Squibb
1824 - 1891
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Sara Emma Smith
1864 - 1918
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Caleb B Smith
1855 - 1927
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John B Smith
1855 - 1929
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Mary Elizabeth Smith
1848 - 1901
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Martha Francis Smith
1867 - 1949
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William Alexander Smith
1853 - 1909
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Minnie Bell Smith
1869 - 1935
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Julia Anace Smith
1861 - 1919
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Susan Jane Smith
1851 - 1913
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Hannah E. Smith
1859 - 1894

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