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John M Smith

Birth24 May 1826 - Lawrence County , TN, USA
Death12 May 1906 - Pleasant Hill, Newton County, Arkansas, USA
MotherMargaret Armstrong
FatherJeremiah Smith

Born in Lawrence County , TN, USA on 24 May 1826 to Jeremiah Smith and Margaret Armstrong. John M Smith married Mary Polly Irene? Rowland . Smith and had 14 children. He passed away on 12 May 1906 in Pleasant Hill, Newton County, Arkansas, USA.

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Parents
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Jeremiah Smith
1803 - 1878
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Margaret Armstrong
1806 - 1877
Spouse(s)
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Mary Polly Irene? Rowland . Smith
1827 - 1906
Children Show all
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Sarah Jane Smith
1851 - 1886
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Mary (Polly) A Smith
1851 - 1908
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James W Smith
1847 - 1898
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Savina Smith
1865 - 1953
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Stephen R Smith
1853 - 1912
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Margaret Smith
1846 - Unknown
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John B. Smith
1871 - Unknown
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Lewis M. Smith
1858 - Unknown
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Emeline Smith
1874 - 1949
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Peggie Belle Smith Riddell
1874 - 1949
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Cynthia Ann "Annie" Smith
1851 - Unknown
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Jeptha T Smith
1878 - 1961
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Rosey B Smith
1903 - 1907
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David G. Smith
1862 - Unknown

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