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Henry D. Smith

Birth6 Dec 1820 - Knox Co., Ohio, United States
Death1 Jun 1887 - On the Old Smith homestead
MotherMartha Davis
FatherJames Harrington Smith

Born in Knox Co., Ohio, United States on 6 Dec 1820 to James Harrington Smith and Martha Davis. Henry D. Smith married Sarah R. McVay and had 10 children. He passed away on 1 Jun 1887 in On the Old Smith homestead.

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Parents
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James Harrington Smith
1780 - 1860
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Martha Davis
1784 - 1828
Spouse(s)
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Sarah R. Mcvay
1822 - 1854
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Hannah B. Smith
1837 - 1893
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Martha Ann Smith
1850 - 1934
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Emma U. Smith
1861 - Unknown
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Mary A Smith
1873 - Unknown
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George M. Smith
1865 - Unknown
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Benjamin Franklin Smith
1862 - Unknown
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Elza H Smith
1859 - 1929
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Rees Smith
Unknown - Unknown
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Sarah Caroline Smith
1863 - 1932
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Sarah Catherine Smith
1863 - 1920
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An Infant Smith
1854 - 1854

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