James Rufus Smith

Birth20 Sep 1826 - Wake County, North Carolina, USA

Death12 May 1906 - Town and Country Road, Rt. 6, Raleigh, House Creek Twp, Wake County, North Carolina

MotherObedience ''Biddy" Weathers

FatherJoseph M. Smith

Born in Wake County, North Carolina, USA on 20 Sep 1826 to Joseph M. Smith and Obedience ''Biddy" Weathers. James Rufus Smith married LaVicey M. Holloway and had 10 children. He passed away on 12 May 1906 in Town and Country Road, Rt. 6, Raleigh, House Creek Twp, Wake County, North Carolina.

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Parents

Joseph M. Smith
1794 - 1873

Obedience ''Biddy" Weathers
1798 - 1881

Spouse(s)

Lavicey M. Holloway
1825 - 1894

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Virginia A Smith
1854 - 1911

Rufus Henry Smith
1851 - 1929

James Dennis Smith
1854 - 1916

Cornelius Judson Smith
1860 - 1896

Marcellus Smith
1859 - 1919

Sion Richard Smith
1863 - 1882

Frances 'Fanny' Hawkins Smith
1857 - 1941

Martha E. Smith
1868 - 1894

Mary Anne Virginia Smith
1856 - Unknown

Hank Smith
1857 - Unknown

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