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Jane Smith

BirthApr 30, 1817 - Brookhaven, Lincoln, Mississippi, USA
Death22 Mar 1898 - Yazoo City, Yazoo, Mississippi
MotherRachel the Cherokee or Cherokee mix
FatherIsaac N Smith

Born in Brookhaven, Lincoln, Mississippi, USA on Apr 30, 1817 to Isaac N Smith and Rachel the Cherokee or Cherokee mix. Jane Smith married James Martin Hart and had 11 children. She passed away on 22 Mar 1898 in Yazoo City, Yazoo, Mississippi.

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Parents
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Isaac N Smith
1779 - 1854
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Rachel The Cherokee Or Cherokee Mix
1775 - 1831
Spouse(s)
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James Martin Hart
1816 - 1863
Children Show all
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William Isaac (Willie) Hart
1861 - 1915
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James Hart
1855 - 1924
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John Hart
1849 - 1922
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Martha Ann Elizabeth "Mattie" Hart
1840 - 1915
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Mary Louise @ Hart
1848 - 1872
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Amanda Jane Hart
1847 - 1909
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Lucretia Hart
1844 - 1918
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Zeraida Viola Hart
1858 - 1868
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Laura Virginia Hart
1843 - 1849
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Emma Ellen Hart
1859 - 1911
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Cornelia Alida Hart
1851 - 1920

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