Hepsibah Smith

Birth23 Jul 1727 - Exeter or Kingston, Rockingham, New Hampshire, New Hampshire, New England, British Colonial America

Death12 March 1772 - Kingston, Rockingham County, New Hampshire, New England, British Colonial America

MotherBridget Kenniston

FatherJonathan Smith

Born in Exeter or Kingston, Rockingham, New Hampshire, New Hampshire, New England, British Colonial America on 23 Jul 1727 to Jonathan Smith and Bridget Kenniston. Hepsibah Smith married Hezekiah BEEDE and had 12 children. She passed away on 12 March 1772 in Kingston, Rockingham County, New Hampshire, New England, British Colonial America.

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Parents

Jonathan Smith
1689 - 1742

Bridget Kenniston
1690 - 1771

Spouse(s)

Hezekiah Beede
1725 - 1801

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Phinehas Beede
1749 - 1806

Bezaleel Beede
1759 - 1825

Jehosheba Beede
1762 - 1826

Mehitable Beede
1752 - 1826

Hepzibah Beedy
1751 - 1822

Keziah Beede
1757 - 1822

Rezia Beede
1764 - 1841

Deborah Beede
1766 - Unknown

Azariah Beede
1768 - 1801

Keziah Beede
1754 - 1756

Keziah Beedy
1754 - 1756

Bezaleel, Sr. Beede
1759 - 1825

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