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James Monrell Smith

Birthabt 1820 - Jasper County, Georgia, USA
Deathaft 1888 - USA
MotherNancy Stephens
FatherJohn Guy Smith

Born in Jasper County, Georgia, USA on abt 1820 to John Guy Smith and Nancy Stephens. James Monrell Smith married Nancy E. Cannady and had 12 children. He passed away on aft 1888 in USA.

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John Guy Smith
1778 - 1830
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Nancy Stephens
1779 - 1870
Spouse(s)
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Nancy E. Cannady
1828 - 1909
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Mary Rebecca Smith
1855 - 1955
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George M. Smith
1866 - Unknown
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James Lawson Smith
1871 - 1968
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Thos Smith
1860 - Unknown
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William Smith
1848 - Unknown
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Ellen C. Smith
1858 - 1929
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Milton Ebeneezer Smith
1863 - 1958
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Cornelius Smith
1847 - Unknown
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Eliza Smith
1852 - Unknown
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Julius F. Smith
1850 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Ann Smith
1853 - 1888
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Francis Smith
1851 - Unknown

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