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John Smith

Birthabt 1700 - Maidenhead Township, Burlington County, NJ
Death19 Apr 1748 - Maidenhead, Hunterdon, New Jersey
MotherElizabeth* Twitchell-Smith
FatherJasper Smith

Born in Maidenhead Township, Burlington County, NJ on abt 1700 to Jasper Smith and Elizabeth* Twitchell-Smith. John Smith married Isabel Tindall and had 12 children. He passed away on 19 Apr 1748 in Maidenhead, Hunterdon, New Jersey.

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Parents
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Jasper Smith
1678 - 1770
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Elizabeth* Twitchell-smith
1652 - 1759
Spouse(s)
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Isabel Tindall
1725 - Unknown
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Jasper Smith
1740 - 1820
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Joshua Tindall Smith
1745 - 1785
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John Smith
1735 - 1812
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Elizabeth Tindall Smith
1733 - 1808
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Elizabeth Smith
1742 - Unknown
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John Smith
1735 - 1769
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Hannah Smith
1745 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Smith
1750 - Unknown
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Susannah Smith
1741 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Smith
Unknown - Unknown
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Joseph Smith
1740 - 1785
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Priscilla Smith
1748 - Unknown

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