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James Smith

Birth12 Jul 1857 - School House Branch, Clay Co., Ky
Death11 AUG 1927 - Knox, Kentucky, United States
MotherSarah Sally Wells
FatherCampbell Smith

Born in School House Branch, Clay Co., Ky on 12 Jul 1857 to Campbell Smith and Sarah Sally Wells. James Smith married Sarah Ann 'Sally' Riley and had 12 children. He passed away on 11 AUG 1927 in Knox, Kentucky, United States.

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Parents
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Campbell Smith
1827 - 1904
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Sarah Sally Wells
1828 - 1908
Spouse(s)
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Sarah Ann 'Sally' Riley
1853 - 1897
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Mary F Clouse
1871 - Unknown
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Sallie Smith
1893 - Unknown
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Mattie J Smith
1892 - Unknown
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Joseph "Joe" Smith
1894 - 1970
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James T Smith
1905 - 1926
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Frank Pitmon Smith
1884 - 1957
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Theophilus Theo Smith
1898 - Unknown
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Malinda Smith
1900 - Unknown
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Nancy Smith
1889 - 1915
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Martha Ellen Smith
1903 - 1964
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Robert Smith
1909 - Unknown
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Mollie Smith
1879 - Unknown
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Lilly Smith
1912 - 1983

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