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James Smith

Birthabt 1769 - Long Island City, Queens, New York, USA
Death12 nov 1833 - Smithtown, , New Brunswick, Canada
MotherJoanna (Maxson) Davis - Smith
FatherIsaiah James (Hulse) Smith

Born in Long Island City, Queens, New York, USA on abt 1769 to Isaiah James (Hulse) Smith and Joanna (Maxson) Davis - Smith. James Smith married Mary Clifford and had 6 children. He passed away on 12 nov 1833 in Smithtown, , New Brunswick, Canada.

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Parents
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Isaiah James (Hulse) Smith
1733 - 1795
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Joanna (Maxson) Davis - Smith
1739 - 1822
Spouse(s)
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Mary Clifford
Unknown - Unknown
Children Show all
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Elizabeth Lettucia 'Lettuce' Smith
1789 - 1875
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Ellen Smith
1833 - 1870
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Samuel Smith
1804 - 1848
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Delilha Smith
Unknown - Unknown
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Daniel Smith
Unknown - Unknown
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Charles Smith
Unknown - Unknown

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