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James Smith

Birth04 Jul 1783 - Morris, Otsego Co, New York, USA
Death05 Apr 1846 - Covert, Seneca Co, New York, USA
MotherCharity Gertruad Smith
FatherChryteyan "Christopher" Smith

Born in Morris, Otsego Co, New York, USA on 04 Jul 1783 to Chryteyan "Christopher" Smith and Charity Gertruad Smith. James Smith married Anne Skinner and had 10 children. He passed away on 05 Apr 1846 in Covert, Seneca Co, New York, USA.

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Parents
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Chryteyan "Christopher" Smith
1752 - 1834
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Charity Gertruad Smith
1751 - 1828
Spouse(s)
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Anne Skinner
1792 - 1826
Children Show all
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Reuben Skinner Smith
1809 - 1886
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Oliver C. Smith
1818 - 1887
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Christopher I Smith
1820 - 1885
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Ruth Smith
1824 - Unknown
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Eleanor Smith
1810 - Unknown
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Rachel O. Smith
1815 - 1853
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Lydia Smith
1820 - Unknown
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Sarah A Smith
1812 - Unknown
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Charity Skinner
1813 - 1845
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Elizabeth Smith
1815 - Unknown

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