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Jane Smith

BirthJuly 21, 1824 - Ontario, Canada
DeathNovember 17, 1896 - Quilcene, Jefferson, Washington, USA Lot # 275
MotherMary Ann Gilmore
FatherNicholas Smith

Born in Ontario, Canada on July 21, 1824 to Nicholas Smith and Mary Ann Gilmore. Jane Smith married John C Smith and had 13 children. She passed away on November 17, 1896 in Quilcene, Jefferson, Washington, USA Lot # 275.

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Parents
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Nicholas Smith
1802 - 1870
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Mary Ann Gilmore
1804 - 1887
Spouse(s)
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John C Smith
1821 - 1891
Children Show all
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Leah Smith
1846 - 1906
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Ira Smith
1849 - 1920
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John Fletcher Smith
1859 - 1926
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Georgina Elizabeth (Smith) Nickelson
1869 - 1916
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William Nelson Smith
1866 - 1942
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Louisa Jane Smith
1865 - Unknown
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Allen Smith
1857 - Unknown
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Sophia Smith
1851 - 1863
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Lorenzo Smith
1854 - 1890
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Henry Smith
1849 - Unknown
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Ure (Ur) Smith
1861 - 1941
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Emily J Smith
1862 - Unknown
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Susan A Smith
1853 - Unknown

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