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James Smith

BirthABT 1781 - Not Available
Death1861 - Not Available
MotherNot Available
FatherSamuel Smith

Born on ABT 1781 to Samuel Smith. James Smith married Mary Elizabeth Job and had 13 children. He passed away on 1861.

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Parents
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Samuel Smith
Unknown - Unknown
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Not Available
Spouse(s)
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Mary Elizabeth Job
1782 - 1855
Children Show all
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Susan Tuttle Smith
1820 - 1839
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Mary Smith
1809 - 1900
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Julia Ann Smith
1812 - 1883
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Job T Smith
1818 - 1867
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Sophia H. Smith
Unknown - Unknown
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Levi Smith
1809 - 1850
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Jane Jennie Smith
1805 - 1880
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John Smith
1816 - 1857
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Sophia H Smith
1813 - 1842
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Thomas Smith
1806 - 1887
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Julia Ann Smith
Unknown - Unknown
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Samuel L Smith
1802 - 1869
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Ruth Smith
1811 - 1860

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