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Jane Smith

Birth18 Jan 1840 - Washington, Jefferson, Pennsylvania, United States
Death27 Aug 1885 - Critchell, Jefferson, Colorado, USA
MotherElizabeth Hunter
FatherMatthew Smith

Born in Washington, Jefferson, Pennsylvania, United States on 18 Jan 1840 to Matthew Smith and Elizabeth Hunter. Jane Smith married William James Gibson Groves(4thcousin4xremoved) and had 8 children. She passed away on 27 Aug 1885 in Critchell, Jefferson, Colorado, USA.

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Parents
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Matthew Smith
1814 - 1895
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Elizabeth Hunter
1814 - 1908
Spouse(s)
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William James Gibson Groves(4thcousin4xremoved)
1835 - 1923
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Elizabeth Groves
1861 - 1905
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John Groves(5thcousin3xremoved)
1877 - 1948
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Jane Russell Groves
1862 - 1936
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Mathew Smith Groves(5thcousin3xremoved)
1867 - 1941
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Margaret Annie Groves(5thcousin3xremoved)
1873 - 1939
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William Groves(5thcousin3xremoved)
1872 - 1872
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Eleanor Maud Groves
1881 - 1965
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Hugh Groves(5thcousin3xremoved)
1865 - 1871

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