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Hannah Smith

Birth12 Mar 1715 - Medfield, Norfolk, Massachusetts, United States
Death03 Nov 1764 - Medfield, Norfolk, Massachusetts, United States
MotherHannah Mason
FatherSamuel (Elizabeth Turner; Sarah Clarke) Smith

Born in Medfield, Norfolk, Massachusetts, United States on 12 Mar 1715 to Samuel (Elizabeth Turner; Sarah Clarke) Smith and Hannah Mason. Hannah Smith married Hannah Smith and had 10 children. She passed away on 03 Nov 1764 in Medfield, Norfolk, Massachusetts, United States.

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Parents
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Samuel (Elizabeth Turner; Sarah Clarke) Smith
1641 - 1691
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Hannah Mason
1692 - 1772
Spouse(s)
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Hannah Smith
1715 - 1764
Children Show all
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Abigail Chenery
1746 - 1824
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Ephraim Chenery
1735 - 1816
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Maria Chenery
1738 - 1812
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Taphath Chenery
1736 - 1793
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Hannah Chenery
1741 - 1819
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Elihu Chenery
1739 - 1807
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Simeon Chenery
1755 - 1831
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Samuel Chenery
1743 - 1743
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Comfort Chenery
1740 - Unknown
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Samuel Chenery
1751 - Unknown

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