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James Smith

Birth 1735 - Brunswick Co., Virginia
Death1793 - Brunswick Co., Virginia
MotherCatherine Snelson
FatherChristopher Smith

Born in Brunswick Co., Virginia on 1735 to Christopher Smith and Catherine Snelson. James Smith married Agnes spinks and had 9 children. He passed away on 1793 in Brunswick Co., Virginia.

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Parents
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Christopher Smith
1709 - 1740
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Catherine Snelson
1707 - 1742
Spouse(s)
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Agnes Spinks
Unknown - Unknown
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Susannah Burks
1737 - Unknown
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Sherwood Smith
1761 - 1851
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Jeremiah Smith
1758 - 1821
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Winney Winifred Smith
1770 - Unknown
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Abraham Smith
1759 - 1840
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Susanna Sucky Smith
1765 - Unknown
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James Smith
1767 - Unknown
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Dousey Dicey Smith
1773 - Unknown
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Britain Smith
1771 - 1862
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Meddy Smith
1772 - Unknown

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