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James D Smith

Birth3 Sep 1840 - Stanly County, North Carolina
Death19 Aug 1926 - Albemarle ,Stanly, North Carolina, United States
MotherNot Available
FatherCalvin Caswell Smith

Born in Stanly County, North Carolina on 3 Sep 1840 to Calvin Caswell Smith. James D Smith married Martha Thompson and had 12 children. He passed away on 19 Aug 1926 in Albemarle ,Stanly, North Carolina, United States.

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Parents
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Calvin Caswell Smith
1811 - 1869
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Spouse(s)
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Martha Thompson
1844 - 1900
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William A Smith
1865 - 1934
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John Daniel Smith
1869 - 1945
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Zena Smith
1876 - 1954
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Elizabeth Christine Smith
1866 - 1948
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Beryl Thomas Smith
1875 - 1952
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Wincie Smith
1886 - 1964
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Fannie Smith
1873 - Unknown
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Sidney P Smith
1885 - 1955
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Charlie M Smith
1876 - Unknown
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Joseph Moody Smith
1883 - 1949
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Bertha Elizabeth Smith
1887 - 1972
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Fannie Smith
1879 - Unknown

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