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James A Smith

Birthabt 1866 - South Carolina
DeathNovember 21, 1939 - Greer, Greenville, South Carolina, United States
MotherMariah Hudson Smith
FatherLemuel Smith

Born in South Carolina on abt 1866 to Lemuel Smith and Mariah Hudson Smith. James A Smith married Addie Smith and had 13 children. He passed away on November 21, 1939 in Greer, Greenville, South Carolina, United States.

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Parents
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Lemuel Smith
1808 - 1872
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Mariah Hudson Smith
1813 - 1911
Spouse(s)
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Addie Smith
1865 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Alfred Smith
1896 - Unknown
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John Wayman Smith
1882 - 1958
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Lou S Smith
1890 - Unknown
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Aaron Smith
1900 - Unknown
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Eva Tulla Smith
1892 - 1971
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Lillian E. (Lillie) Smith
1878 - 1952
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Ella L Smith
1909 - Unknown
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Thomas Jefferson Smith
1874 - 1958
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Winborn Smith
1892 - Unknown
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Lucinda Smith
1889 - Unknown
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Bertha L Smith
1906 - Unknown
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Eddie Othor Smith
1888 - 1956
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Ira B Smith
1901 - Unknown

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