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John M Smith

Birth17 Mar 1844 - Sharp, Arkansas, United States
Death20 Dec 1915 - Bethel, Roosevelt, New Mexico, United States
MotherBethanae Bethay Goacher
FatherReuben Pickett Smithee

Born in Sharp, Arkansas, United States on 17 Mar 1844 to Reuben Pickett Smithee and Bethanae Bethay Goacher. John M Smith married Sophronia PARSLEY and had 10 children. He passed away on 20 Dec 1915 in Bethel, Roosevelt, New Mexico, United States.

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Parents
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Reuben Pickett Smithee
1819 - 1904
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Bethanae Bethay Goacher
1821 - 1862
Spouse(s)
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Sophronia Parsley
1846 - 1911
Children Show all
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Martha A Smithee
1870 - 1951
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William Wesley Smithee
1875 - 1951
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Robert Andrew Smithee
1866 - 1951
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Reuben Picket Smithee
1878 - 1925
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Henry Washington Smithee
1874 - 1960
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Sarah Elizabeth Smithee
1872 - 1967
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Mary Lucindy Smithee
1868 - 1889
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Ruben Smithee
1877 - 1877
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S V Smithee
1883 - 1883
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Elizabeth Smithee
1872 - 1920

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