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James Turner Smith

Birth1758 - Pickawaxen Parish, Charles, Maryland, United States
Death7 Dec 1817 - Richmond, North Carolina, United States
MotherSarah Turner (Smith)
FatherJames Richard Smith

Born in Pickawaxen Parish, Charles, Maryland, United States on 1758 to James Richard Smith and Sarah Turner (Smith). James Turner Smith married Constantia Ann Ford and had 8 children. He passed away on 7 Dec 1817 in Richmond, North Carolina, United States.

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James Richard Smith
1727 - 1791
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Sarah Turner (Smith)
1735 - 1812
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Constantia Ann Ford
1751 - 1812
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Lucy Marshall
1777 - 1845
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James Norman Smith
1789 - 1875
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Charles Allison Smith
1789 - 1851
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Anna Ford Smith
1785 - 1796
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Elizabeth Ford Smith
1792 - 1802
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Richard Smith
1787 - 1808
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Robert Benjamin Smith
1818 - 1877
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William H Smith
1808 - 1880
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Sarah "Sally" Turner
1801 - 1876

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