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James Edward Smith

Birth13 Jul 1845 - San Augustine, San Augustine, Texas, USA
Death19 Jul 1919 - Magnolia, Columbia, Arkansas, USA
MotherAnn B "Annie" Bullock
FatherDaniel D Smith

Born in San Augustine, San Augustine, Texas, USA on 13 Jul 1845 to Daniel D Smith and Ann B "Annie" Bullock. James Edward Smith married Mary Ann Alice Mathews and had 11 children. He passed away on 19 Jul 1919 in Magnolia, Columbia, Arkansas, USA.

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Daniel D Smith
1814 - 1891
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Ann B "Annie" Bullock
1819 - 1881
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Mary Ann Alice Mathews
1855 - 1897
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Bonnie Belle Bazemore
1872 - 1923
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Woodford Ransom Smith
1894 - 1950
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Parks Mathews Smith
1878 - 1948
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Lillie Viva Smith
1892 - 1973
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Lora Smith
1883 - 1968
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Claude Lawrence Smith
1890 - 1945
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Lillian Smith
1880 - 1886
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Dansby D. Smith
1887 - 1888
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Daniel Edward Smith
1877 - 1943
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James Everett Smith
1883 - 1888
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Alice Smith
1885 - 1887
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Lann Bazemore Smith
1900 - 1982

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