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John Jackson Smith

Birth25 July 1768 - Montgomery County, Virginia, USA
Death11 August 1840 - Post Oak Farms, Roane, Tennessee, USA
MotherMary 'Jane' ROBERTS
FatherJohn Jackson Smith

Born in Montgomery County, Virginia, USA on 25 July 1768 to John Jackson Smith and Mary 'Jane' ROBERTS. John Jackson Smith married Martha "Patsy" Haggard and had 10 children. He passed away on 11 August 1840 in Post Oak Farms, Roane, Tennessee, USA.

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John Jackson Smith
1745 - 1812
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Mary 'Jane' Roberts
1815 - 1860
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Martha "Patsy" Haggard
1772 - 1836
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John Jackson Smith
1813 - 1880
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Elizabeth Rebecca Smith
1809 - 1889
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Josiah Joseph Smith (Roberts)
1807 - 1889
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Hannah A Smith
1811 - 1873
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Malinda Smith
1812 - 1890
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Sarah Smith
1793 - 1884
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Anna Smith
1797 - 1888
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Mary Polly Smith
1801 - 1885
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Susannah Smith
1804 - 1863
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Mary Smith
1816 - 1860

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