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Jeremiah Smith

Birth1794 - Morgan County, Tennessee
Death28 AUG 1880 - Buckhorn, Perry County, Kentucky
MotherRachel Wilber
FatherJeremiah Smith

Born in Morgan County, Tennessee on 1794 to Jeremiah Smith and Rachel Wilber. Jeremiah Smith married Elizabeth "Betsy" Jones and had 10 children. He passed away on 28 AUG 1880 in Buckhorn, Perry County, Kentucky.

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Jeremiah Smith
1740 - 1818
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Rachel Wilber
1750 - 1798
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Elizabeth "Betsy" Jones
1797 - 1859
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Sarah Smith
1831 - Unknown
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Margaret “Peggy” Smith
1825 - 1900
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Mary Jane "Polly" Smith
1838 - 1894
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Huston Smith
1817 - 1890
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Richard Sylvester "Dick" Smith
1828 - 1868
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Sylvania Smith
1812 - 1870
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Lewis Smith
1832 - 1884
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Dorcas Smith (Gross)
1827 - 1904
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Preston R/h Smith
1818 - 1891
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Elizabeth Ann Riley
1825 - 1881

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