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James Lowe Smith

Birth2 Sep 1840 - Knoxville, Knox, Tennessee, United States
Death16 May 1897 - Lawson, Ray, Missouri, United States
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Born in Knoxville, Knox, Tennessee, United States on 2 Sep 1840. James Lowe Smith married Mary Louisa Witt Smith and had 12 children. He passed away on 16 May 1897 in Lawson, Ray, Missouri, United States.

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Mary Louisa Witt Smith
1844 - 1932
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Mattie Smith
1866 - Unknown
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Willie Smith
1874 - Unknown
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Lillie Smith
1869 - Unknown
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Ethel Smith
1883 - 1883
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Nellie Shelton
1878 - 1940
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Edith Smith
1884 - 1977
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Jennie Lettie Jane Campbell
1867 - Unknown
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Mary Emma Smith
1871 - 1966
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Katherine Smith
1876 - Unknown
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Beatrice Smith
1886 - 1932
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Grace Smith
1881 - 1912
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Walter Edwin Smith
1864 - Unknown

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