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John Smith

Birth1727 - , Middlesex, Virginia, USA
Death1759 - So Farnham Par, Essex, Virginia, USA
MotherMary Ann Amis
FatherSamuel Smith

Born in , Middlesex, Virginia, USA on 1727 to Samuel Smith and Mary Ann Amis. John Smith married Mary Ann Cox and had 15 children. He passed away on 1759 in So Farnham Par, Essex, Virginia, USA.

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Parents
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Samuel Smith
1694 - 1737
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Mary Ann Amis
1705 - 1753
Spouse(s)
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Mary Ann Cox
1727 - 1776
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Mary Nutt
1727 - 1839
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Mary Jane Hart
1756 - 1797
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William Stark Smith
1756 - 1838
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James Webb Smith
1758 - 1823
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William M Smith
1792 - 1899
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Jarret Smith (John Lee's Co In Rev. War)
1755 - 1820
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William B Smith
1755 - 1831
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William Smith
1750 - 1830
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Nancy Smith
1783 - 1854
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Margaret Smith
1776 - 1862
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Sarah Smith
1788 - 1860
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Silas Hart Smith
1787 - 1842
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Judge Abram Smith
1781 - 1852
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Joseph N Smith
1785 - 1863
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Ann Caldwell Smith
1795 - 1867
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Jane Smith
1790 - 1836
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Isaac Smith
1786 - 1850

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