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Hannah Smith

Birth25 Sep 1870 - Pennsylvania
Death28 Feb 1922 - Robeson, Berks, Pennsylvania, USA
MotherCaroline Kochel
FatherRoland Smith

Born in Pennsylvania on 25 Sep 1870 to Roland Smith and Caroline Kochel. Hannah Smith married Edward L Grubb and had 13 children. She passed away on 28 Feb 1922 in Robeson, Berks, Pennsylvania, USA.

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Parents
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Roland Smith
1835 - 1883
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Caroline Kochel
1844 - 1919
Spouse(s)
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Edward L Grubb
1866 - 1942
Children Show all
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Brooke Clemard Grubb
1901 - 1972
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Ruth Pearl Grubb
1909 - 1990
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Iva Mertil Grubb
1906 - Unknown
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Edward Roy Grubb
1899 - 1958
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John A Grubb
1904 - 1966
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Carrie Mathilda Grubb
1898 - 1967
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Elva May Grubb
1893 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Ann Grubb
1894 - Unknown
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Alice Wilhelmina Grubb
1910 - 1990
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Luther Albert Grubb
1912 - 1984
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Baby Girl Grubb
1914 - 1914
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Cora Rebecca Grubb
1896 - 1968
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Anna Marguerite Grubb
1892 - Unknown

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