John Alexander Smith

Birth26 Jun 1849 - Wilkes, North Carolina, USA

Death30 Jul 1935 - Moravian Falls, Wilkes, North Carolina, United States--Walnut Grove Cem

MotherMary Parmelia Lowe

FatherLewis Howell Smith

Born in Wilkes, North Carolina, USA on 26 Jun 1849 to Lewis Howell Smith and Mary Parmelia Lowe. John Alexander Smith married Frances C. Kilby and had 14 children. He passed away on 30 Jul 1935 in Moravian Falls, Wilkes, North Carolina, United States--Walnut Grove Cem.

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Parents

Lewis Howell Smith
1827 - 1865

Mary Parmelia Lowe
1825 - 1906

Spouse(s)

Frances C. Kilby
1852 - 1911

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Nancy A Smith
1875 - 1953

Thomas B Smith
1877 - 1906

James Coffey Smith
1873 - 1910

Lydia Margaret Smith
1871 - 1952

Richard Eli Smith
1882 - 1977

Parks Jonas Smith
1879 - 1948

Annie English Smith
1888 - 1951

Henry J Smith
1884 - 1917

William Jacob Smith
1894 - 1966

Will Smith
1870 - 1890

Henry Smith
1870 - 1876

Richard Smith
1870 - 1890

Margaret Smith
1870 - 1886

Willie Nick Smith
1875 - 1947

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