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John Brown Smith

Birth1806 - Cambridge, Washington, New York, USA
Death8 september 1887 - Monroe County, New York, USA
MotherClarissa Brown
FatherCalvin Smith

Born in Cambridge, Washington, New York, USA on 1806 to Calvin Smith and Clarissa Brown. John Brown Smith married Jane Anne Alexander and had 10 children. He passed away on 8 september 1887 in Monroe County, New York, USA.

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Calvin Smith
1780 - 1858
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Clarissa Brown
1786 - 1868
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Jane Anne Alexander
1823 - 1906
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Elizabeth D Gilbert
1811 - 1845
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Alexander Conde Smith
1860 - 1909
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Guy Frederick Smith
1850 - 1921
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Philip S. Smith
1855 - 1938
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Hugh Alexander Smith
1849 - 1906
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George William Smith
1834 - 1914
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Platt Gilbert Smith
1842 - 1914
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Charles C Smith
1833 - 1896
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Edward P Smith
1835 - 1888
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Jane Elizabeth Smith
1857 - 1933
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Joseph E Smith
1831 - 1906

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