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JANE SMITH

Birth1783 - North Carolina
Death1850 - Anderson County, South Carolina
MotherAnn CANON
FatherEleaszer "Ali" Smith

Born in North Carolina on 1783 to Eleaszer "Ali" Smith and Ann CANON. JANE SMITH married William Golden and had 16 children. She passed away on 1850 in Anderson County, South Carolina.

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Parents
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Eleaszer "Ali" Smith
1757 - 1790
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Ann Canon
1763 - 1805
Spouse(s)
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William Golden
1772 - 1845
Children Show all
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Anna Golden
1809 - 1839
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Mary Golden
1804 - 1880
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Martha (Patsy) Golden
1821 - 1883
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Joseph Whitfield 1819 Golden (Cynthia)
1819 - 1887
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John Talliaferro Golden (M.e. Clergyman)
1806 - 1880
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Jane Golden
1814 - 1845
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Samuel Addison 1823 Golden (Elizabeth)
1823 - 1857
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Richard Ali Golden
1800 - 1861
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Unnamed Infant Golden
1802 - Unknown
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Susan Golden
1825 - 1860
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William 1812 Golden (Mary)
1812 - 1880
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James A Golden
1814 - 1861
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William C Golden
1808 - 1870
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Richard "Dick" Golden
1802 - 1885
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Allard 1814 Golden (Tcharlotte)
1814 - 1887
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Tyler Golden
1827 - Unknown

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