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Hannah Smith

Birth26 Jul 1773 - Huntington, Suffolk, New York, USA
Death18 Oct 1816 - Brooklyn, Kings, New York
MotherElizabeth Margaret Smith
FatherJohn Howard Smith

Born in Huntington, Suffolk, New York, USA on 26 Jul 1773 to John Howard Smith and Elizabeth Margaret Smith. Hannah Smith had 14 children. She passed away on 18 Oct 1816 in Brooklyn, Kings, New York.

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Parents
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John Howard Smith
1745 - 1835
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Elizabeth Margaret Smith
1748 - 1831
Children Show all
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Philetus Barto
1792 - 1852
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Jesse Barto
1789 - 1832
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Sarah Ann Barto
1809 - 1867
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Josiah Smith Barto
1790 - 1865
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Juliana Barto
1813 - 1813
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Elkanah Barto
1794 - 1880
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Reuben Barto
1801 - 1866
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Obadiah Barto
1803 - 1881
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Israel Barto
1797 - 1826
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Peter Coleman Barto
1808 - 1858
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Mary Bartoo
1796 - Unknown
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Jane Barto
1805 - 1867
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Hannah Barto Bartow
1811 - 1851
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Jonah Bishop Barto
1786 - Unknown

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