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John Able Smith

Birth18 Aug 1869 - Dickson County, Tennessee, USA
Death20 Jun 1959 - Burnet County, Texas, USA
MotherMartha C Spradling
FatherJohn Able Smith

Born in Dickson County, Tennessee, USA on 18 Aug 1869 to John Able Smith and Martha C Spradling. John Able Smith married Gertrude Lillie Rutledge and had 10 children. He passed away on 20 Jun 1959 in Burnet County, Texas, USA.

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John Able Smith
1832 - 1908
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Martha C Spradling
1851 - 1927
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Gertrude Lillie Rutledge
1876 - 1969
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Raymond Ray "Red" Smith
1905 - 1982
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Rual Camp Smith
1899 - 1984
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Ruby Smith
1899 - 1985
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Ruth Annie Smith
1903 - 2000
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Hilton Reagan Smith
1917 - 1982
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Resa Mae Smith
1901 - 1989
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Amy M. Smith
1908 - 2003
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Juanita Faye Kendrick
1914 - 2000
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Ivan Smith
1911 - 2004
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Wilton "Bud" Smith
1918 - 2008

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