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John Correy Smith

Birth3 Oct 1784 - Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
Death22 Jan 1845 - Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
MotherLaetitia Correy
FatherWilliam Smith

Born in Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA on 3 Oct 1784 to William Smith and Laetitia Correy. John Correy Smith married Matilda Wyckoff and had 12 children. He passed away on 22 Jan 1845 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA.

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Parents
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William Smith
1744 - 1822
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Laetitia Correy
1750 - 1867
Spouse(s)
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Matilda Wyckoff
1792 - 1848
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Pvt Cooper Smith
1836 - 1893
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Col. Charles Ross Smith
1829 - 1897
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Maria Phillips Smith
1825 - 1904
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John Gelston Smith
1819 - 1849
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Wikoff Smith
1828 - 1844
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Letitia Correy Smith
1815 - 1892
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Ellen Wykoff Smith
1832 - Unknown
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Harrison Smith
1817 - 1884
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William Wikoff Smith
1813 - 1854
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Ann Smith
1818 - 1819
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Matilda Wikoff Smith
1821 - 1854
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Anna Correy Smith
1827 - 1894

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