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James Smith

Birth12 Jun 1836 - S.C
Death6 Jun 1904 - Pontotoc, Pontotoc, Mississippi, USA
MotherJane Nettie Beaks
FatherJoshua Smith

Born in S.C on 12 Jun 1836 to Joshua Smith and Jane Nettie Beaks. James Smith married Mary Ann Clements and had 17 children. He passed away on 6 Jun 1904 in Pontotoc, Pontotoc, Mississippi, USA.

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Parents
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Joshua Smith
1812 - 1880
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Jane Nettie Beaks
1812 - 1884
Spouse(s)
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Mary Ann Clements
1838 - 1909
Children Show all
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Ann Smith
1866 - Unknown
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William Newton Smith
1858 - 1948
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James David Smith
1875 - 1882
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Ella Smith
1875 - Unknown
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Jessee Smith
1864 - Unknown
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James Smith
1854 - Unknown
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Rachel A. Smith
1867 - Unknown
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Nettie Smith
1873 - Unknown
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James F Smith
1870 - 1951
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Amanda Lenore (D) Smith
1862 - 1947
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Beulah Ada Smith
1876 - 1958
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William Henry Smith
1868 - Unknown
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Ella Joan Smith
1866 - 1923
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Ella Joe Wilbur
1866 - 1923
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Ider Smith
1873 - 1873
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Walter Smith
1879 - 1954
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Mary Angie Smith
1874 - 1948

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