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Hannah A Smith

Birth5 August 1846 - Missouri
Death30 January 1926 - Sacramento, Sacramento, California
MotherMiriam/Mariam Gibson Brooke
FatherJeremiah Russell Smith

Born in Missouri on 5 August 1846 to Jeremiah Russell Smith and Miriam/Mariam Gibson Brooke. Hannah A Smith married Charles Shelton Powell and had 10 children. She passed away on 30 January 1926 in Sacramento, Sacramento, California.

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Parents
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Jeremiah Russell Smith
1819 - Unknown
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Miriam/mariam Gibson Brooke
1813 - 1894
Spouse(s)
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Charles Shelton Powell
1839 - 1912
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Cora Ann Powell
1877 - 1956
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Aileen Roberta Powell
1879 - 1940
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George Spencer Powell
1871 - 1943
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Dee H Powell
1873 - 1956
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Jesse Jerry Russell Powell
1869 - 1947
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Ballard Brooke Powell
1887 - 1918
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Maude Powell
1876 - 1960
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Charles Leslie Powell
1882 - 1946
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Mae May Mary H Powell
1866 - 1960
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Grover Cleveland Powell
1885 - 1949

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