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John C. Smith

Birth03 Aug 1852 - Fayette, Illinois, USA
Death08 Apr 1916 - Seminary, Fayette, Illinois, USA
MotherElizabeth Delilah REAVIS
FatherAndrew Jackson Smith

Born in Fayette, Illinois, USA on 03 Aug 1852 to Andrew Jackson Smith and Elizabeth Delilah REAVIS. John C. Smith married Martha Jane Pryor and had 12 children. He passed away on 08 Apr 1916 in Seminary, Fayette, Illinois, USA.

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Parents
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Andrew Jackson Smith
1817 - 1887
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Elizabeth Delilah Reavis
1818 - 1892
Spouse(s)
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Martha Jane Pryor
1854 - 1885
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Sarah/hazel Ellen Smith
1882 - 1958
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John Leonard "Babe" Smith
1889 - 1955
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Nora O. Smith
1879 - 1886
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George F. Smith
1900 - 1901
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Thomas Logan Smith
1875 - 1916
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Lawrence Aubrey Smith
1888 - 1939
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Charles Gilbert Smith
1879 - 1942
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Martha Almira Smith
1885 - 1975
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Edna Sarah Smith (Collier)
1895 - 1971
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Andrew Smith
1873 - 1892
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Mary Delilah Smith
1881 - 1904
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Flora Alice Smith
1877 - 1894

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