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James Smith

Birth4 Apr 1730 - Atlantic, New Jersey
Death1819 - Hampshire, West Virginia, USA
MotherMary Townsend
FatherJohn Cottrell SMITH (DNA)

Born in Atlantic, New Jersey on 4 Apr 1730 to John Cottrell SMITH (DNA) and Mary Townsend. James Smith married Anne Parke and had 10 children. He passed away on 1819 in Hampshire, West Virginia, USA.

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Parents
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John Cottrell Smith (Dna)
1700 - 1760
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Mary Townsend
1703 - 1771
Spouse(s)
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Anne Parke
Unknown - Unknown
Children Show all
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William Lovett Smith
1753 - 1830
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Aaron Smith
1751 - 1826
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Sophia Smith
1759 - 1817
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James Smith
1754 - 1845
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Sarah Smith
1755 - 1829
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Timothy F. Smith
1764 - 1848
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Anna Smith
1762 - 1845
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Elizabeth Smith
1755 - 1813
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Ruth Smith
1768 - 1845
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Phoebe Smith
1766 - 1789

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