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John Schuyler Smith

BirthMar 1852 - Upshur County, Virginia now, West Virginia, United States
Death1912 - Upshur, West Virginia
MotherMary P ABBOTT
FatherDavid Daniel Smith

Born in Upshur County, Virginia now, West Virginia, United States on Mar 1852 to David Daniel Smith and Mary P ABBOTT. John Schuyler Smith married Ida Bird Cutright and had 11 children. He passed away on 1912 in Upshur, West Virginia.

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David Daniel Smith
1817 - 1901
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Mary P Abbott
1818 - 1876
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Ida Bird Cutright
1863 - 1942
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Floyd Mcclelland Smith
1886 - 1951
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Ada Smith
1895 - Unknown
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Daisy A Smith
1884 - 1918
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Bessie Anna Smith
1888 - 1969
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Grace Eulah Smith
1891 - 1967
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Lula Estella Smith
1888 - 1970
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Oda Mckinley Smith
1900 - 1980
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Isa Smith
1893 - 1921
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Ervin Smith
1890 - 1890
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Osa Smith
1897 - 1979
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Carrie Maude Smith Hinkle
1905 - 1982

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