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Jesse Harrison Smith

Birth27 Feb 1865 - Pickens County, SC
Death6 Feb 1936 - Dalton, Whitfield, Georgia, USA
MotherMary Ann Luvina Gilstrap
FatherAndrew Shanklin Smith

Born in Pickens County, SC on 27 Feb 1865 to Andrew Shanklin Smith and Mary Ann Luvina Gilstrap. Jesse Harrison Smith married Mary Elvira Gilstrap and had 10 children. He passed away on 6 Feb 1936 in Dalton, Whitfield, Georgia, USA.

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Andrew Shanklin Smith
1829 - 1879
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Mary Ann Luvina Gilstrap
1830 - 1901
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Mary Elvira Gilstrap
1861 - 1928
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Harmon Anderson Smith
1906 - 1953
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Susie Bertha Smith
1894 - 1923
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Louvina Smith
1892 - 1929
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Mary Angeline Smith
1899 - 1983
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Claude G. Smith
1884 - 1967
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Fleecy O. Smith
1887 - 1926
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William Jesse Smith
1890 - 1964
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Joe Morris Smith
1901 - 1981
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Andrew S Smith
1888 - 1889
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Perry Smith
1896 - 1897

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