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James Smith

Birth14 Oct 1777 - Spartanburg, Union, South Carolina, United States
Death19 Feb 1864 - Mapleton, Bourbon, Kansas, United States
MotherPrudence Bland
FatherFleming Smith

Born in Spartanburg, Union, South Carolina, United States on 14 Oct 1777 to Fleming Smith and Prudence Bland. James Smith married Annis "Nancy" Hughes and had 14 children. He passed away on 19 Feb 1864 in Mapleton, Bourbon, Kansas, United States.

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Parents
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Fleming Smith
1745 - 1847
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Prudence Bland
1750 - 1815
Spouse(s)
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Annis "Nancy" Hughes
1786 - 1852
Children Show all
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James Bland Smith
1819 - 1908
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Fleming K Smith
1817 - 1877
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George William Smith
1823 - 1910
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Daniel Wimpy Smith
1828 - 1886
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Prudence "Prudie" Smith
1827 - 1910
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John Byers Smith
1808 - 1869
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Samuel Smith
1806 - 1842
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William H Smith
1813 - 1818
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Edward Smith
1821 - 1894
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Elizabeth "Betsy" Smith
1815 - 1903
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Thomas Smith
1810 - 1864
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Mary E Smith
1805 - 1885
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Nancy J Smith
1824 - 1880
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Margaret Smith
1829 - 1852

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