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John Jackson Smith

Birth16 May 1818 - Shelby County, Alabama, USA
Death1 Aug 1876 - Center, Lincoln, Arkansas, United States
MotherNancy Parker Ragsdale
FatherAbraham Elias Smith

Born in Shelby County, Alabama, USA on 16 May 1818 to Abraham Elias Smith and Nancy Parker Ragsdale. John Jackson Smith married Mary Lucinda Hatley and had 11 children. He passed away on 1 Aug 1876 in Center, Lincoln, Arkansas, United States.

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Parents
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Abraham Elias Smith
1782 - 1864
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Nancy Parker Ragsdale
1796 - 1880
Spouse(s)
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Mary Lucinda Hatley
1822 - 1894
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Susan Algora "Sukie" Smith
1857 - 1913
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James H Smith
1844 - 1890
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Nancy Mary R. Smith
1854 - Unknown
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Mary Eliza Smith
1841 - 1890
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William Martin Van Buren Smith
1850 - 1923
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Robert F. Smith
1846 - 1890
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John Elias Smith
1864 - 1901
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Mollie Smith
1861 - Unknown
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Jacob Smith
1866 - Unknown
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Mary Tomson Owen
1853 - 1909
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Ella Smith
1860 - Unknown

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