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John Robert Smith

Birth22 July 1874 - Boyle County, Kentucky, USA
Death19 November 1938 - Boyle County, Kentucky, USA
MotherSarah Elizabeth "Sally" Yates
FatherCarey A Smith

Born in Boyle County, Kentucky, USA on 22 July 1874 to Carey A Smith and Sarah Elizabeth "Sally" Yates. John Robert Smith married Anna Jane Wray and had 10 children. He passed away on 19 November 1938 in Boyle County, Kentucky, USA.

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Carey A Smith
1847 - 1918
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Sarah Elizabeth "Sally" Yates
1840 - 1909
Spouse(s)
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Anna Jane Wray
1896 - 1967
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Virginia Alberta Smith
1932 - 2003
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Elmer Miller Smith
1917 - 1993
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Sarah Martha Smith
1913 - 1976
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Edith Irene Smith
1921 - 1986
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Arthur Earl Smith
1928 - 1930
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Ora Mae Smith
1924 - 1995
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Ethel Smith
1919 - 1967
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Charles Edward "Charlie" Smith
1936 - 1992
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Isaac Steele Smith
1922 - 2008
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Buford Lee Smith
1915 - 2003

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