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Jennet Davison

Birth25 Nov 1704 - County Antrim, Ulster Province, Northern Ireland
Death11 Mar 1775 - Mercersburg, Franklin County, Pennsylvania, USA
MotherBarbara Stab
FatherWilliam Davison

Born in County Antrim, Ulster Province, Northern Ireland on 25 Nov 1704 to William Davison and Barbara Stab. Jennet Davison married James MacDonald Smith (7g-u) and had 7 children. She passed away on 11 Mar 1775 in Mercersburg, Franklin County, Pennsylvania, USA.

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William Davison
1660 - Unknown
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Barbara Stab
Unknown - Unknown
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James Macdonald Smith (7G-u)
1696 - 1765
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Robert Smith
1727 - 1787
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"Squire" William Smith, Esq. (1C7xr)
1727 - 1775
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Sen. John Jacob Smith (1C7xr)
1730 - 1786
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Margaret Esther Smith
1722 - 1793
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Col. Abraham Smith (1C7xr)
1738 - 1813
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Jean Smith (1C7xr)
1732 - 1775
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Rebecca Smith
1736 - 1780

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