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James Frederick Smith

Birth14 Dec 1846 - Randolph, MO
Death9 January 1925 - Salisbury, Chariton County, Missouri, United States of America
MotherWilhelmina Aurelia Chrane
FatherJames Frederick Smith

Born in Randolph, MO on 14 Dec 1846 to James Frederick Smith and Wilhelmina Aurelia Chrane. James Frederick Smith married Cornelia Stacy and had 12 children. He passed away on 9 January 1925 in Salisbury, Chariton County, Missouri, United States of America.

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James Frederick Smith
1817 - 1870
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Wilhelmina Aurelia Chrane
1815 - 1887
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Cornelia Stacy
1854 - 1929
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William Henry Smith
1873 - 1953
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Oscar F. Smith
1887 - 1888
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Mary E. Smith
1877 - 1879
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John Henry Smith
1886 - Unknown
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Frank S. Smith
1889 - 1889
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Effie A. Smith
1875 - 1877
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James Farris Smith
1882 - 1925
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Cornelia Emma Smith
1881 - Unknown
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Judge Stacy Smith
1884 - 1927
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Verlia Foy Smith
1893 - 1959
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John Smith
1884 - Unknown
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Ora M Smith
1890 - 1892

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