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Hannah SMITH

Birth16 June 1821 - Delhi, Delaware County, New York, USA
Death19 Oct 1873 - West Franklin, Bradford County, Pennsylvania, USA
MotherSybil Dougherty
FatherBenjamin E. Smith

Born in Delhi, Delaware County, New York, USA on 16 June 1821 to Benjamin E. Smith and Sybil Dougherty. Hannah SMITH married Charles FAIRBANKS and had 11 children. She passed away on 19 Oct 1873 in West Franklin, Bradford County, Pennsylvania, USA.

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Parents
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Benjamin E. Smith
1798 - 1871
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Sybil Dougherty
1801 - 1862
Spouse(s)
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Charles Fairbanks
1817 - 1869
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Samuel Fairbanks
1845 - 1923
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Orlando Fairbanks
1842 - 1871
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Delilah Fairbanks
1840 - 1900
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Sibil May Fairbanks
1852 - 1852
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Adeline Fairbanks
1864 - 1916
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Abbie Fairbanks
1851 - 1860
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Lee Fairbanks
1860 - 1951
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Esther A. Fairbanks
1841 - 1912
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Alice J Fairbanks
1847 - 1897
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Elizabeth Libbie Fairbanks
1858 - 1899
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Benjamin Charles Fairbanks
1848 - 1925

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