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John O. C. Smith

Birth1797 - Virginia, USA
Deathabout 1875 - Indiana, USA
MotherHannah Campbell Duryea Smith
FatherJohn O'Connor Smith

Born in Virginia, USA on 1797 to John O'Connor Smith and Hannah Campbell Duryea Smith. John O. C. Smith married Matilda Morris and had 14 children. He passed away on about 1875 in Indiana, USA.

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Parents
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John O'connor Smith
1760 - 1841
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Hannah Campbell Duryea Smith
1760 - 1837
Spouse(s)
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Matilda Morris
1801 - 1833
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Catherine Hott
1815 - Unknown
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John O. C. Smith
1821 - 1823
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Martha Smith
1832 - 1873
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Nancy Ann Smith
1848 - 1922
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Thomas D Smith
1846 - 1920
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Sarah Ann Smith
1822 - 1823
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Zillah Ann Smith
1826 - 1857
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Amanda M. Smith
1853 - Unknown
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Cordelia Smith
1855 - Unknown
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Hannah Smith
1840 - Unknown
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John W. Smith
1838 - Unknown
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George Smith
1836 - Unknown
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Belinda Smith
1828 - 1855
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Permelia Smith
1824 - 1873
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Charles Smith
1861 - Unknown

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