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James Harrison Smith

Birth27 Oct 1868 - Sunfish, Pike, Ohio, United States
Death15 May 1924 - Rarden, Scioto, Ohio, United States
MotherFrances "Fanny" Shanks
FatherRobert Smith

Born in Sunfish, Pike, Ohio, United States on 27 Oct 1868 to Robert Smith and Frances "Fanny" Shanks. James Harrison Smith married Cora Myrtle Smith and had 8 children. He passed away on 15 May 1924 in Rarden, Scioto, Ohio, United States.

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Robert Smith
1817 - 1873
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Frances "Fanny" Shanks
1824 - 1879
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Cora Myrtle Smith
1883 - 1919
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Frances E Smith
1867 - 1902
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Lakie Fern Smith
1898 - 1973
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Flossie M. Smith
1908 - 1918
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Jay Smith
1918 - 1999
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Alfred Smith
1912 - 1912
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Stephen Efford Smith
1896 - 1961
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Calvin Stanford Smith
1910 - 1996
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Bertha Caroline Smith
1915 - 2008
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Cary Alton Smith
1895 - 1927

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