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John Andrew Smith

Birth17 Oct 1819 - Natlee, Owen County, Kentucky, United States of America
Death15 Dec 1903 - Natlee, Owen County, Kentucky, United States of America
MotherElizabeth Bridges
FatherJohn J. Smith Jr.

Born in Natlee, Owen County, Kentucky, United States of America on 17 Oct 1819 to John J. Smith Jr. and Elizabeth Bridges. John Andrew Smith married Aletha J Ervin and had 8 children. He passed away on 15 Dec 1903 in Natlee, Owen County, Kentucky, United States of America.

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John J. Smith Jr.
1789 - 1861
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Elizabeth Bridges
1790 - 1887
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Aletha J Ervin
1815 - 1894
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Elvira Smith Lee
1845 - 1883
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Foster Ferdinand Smith
1847 - 1894
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Turner Smith
1842 - 1870
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Elisha Smith
1850 - 1922
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Sarah Smith
1843 - 1871
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Cornelia Lee
1853 - 1925
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Cornevia Smith
1856 - Unknown
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Sorenda Smith
Unknown - Unknown

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