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John Smith

BirthABT 1732 - St. Mary's Co. MD
Death1791 - St. Mary's Co. MD
MotherMary Parker
FatherJames Smith

Born in St. Mary's Co. MD on ABT 1732 to James Smith and Mary Parker. John Smith married Verlinda Stone and had 15 children. He passed away on 1791 in St. Mary's Co. MD.

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Parents
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James Smith
1688 - 1754
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Mary Parker
1704 - 1772
Spouse(s)
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Verlinda Stone
1740 - 1770
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Margaret Biscoe
1737 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Mary Stone Smith
1761 - 1803
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Elwiley Smith
1764 - 1845
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William Smith
1772 - 1829
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James Wickham Smith
1753 - 1825
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Elizabeth Smith
1770 - Unknown
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Letitia Smith
1786 - Unknown
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Ann Smith
1781 - Unknown
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John Smith
1766 - Unknown
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Peter Pierre Smith
1756 - Unknown
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James Smith
1771 - Unknown
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Nelson Smith
1781 - Unknown
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Jonathan Biscoe Smith
1754 - Unknown
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Mary Smith
1770 - Unknown
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Achish Smith
1787 - Unknown
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Margery Smith
1768 - Unknown

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