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John Smith

Birthabt 1861 - Pennsylvania
Death05 Nov 1926 - Princeton, Scott, Iowa
MotherMartha McLucas
FatherMartin Smith

Born in Pennsylvania on abt 1861 to Martin Smith and Martha McLucas. John Smith married Anna Mary Lens and had 10 children. He passed away on 05 Nov 1926 in Princeton, Scott, Iowa.

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Parents
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Martin Smith
1816 - 1900
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Martha Mclucas
1820 - 1872
Spouse(s)
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Anna Mary Lens
1868 - 1932
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Amelia Smith
Unknown - Unknown
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Amelia Emma Smith
1869 - 1957
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Louisa Burge
1858 - 1895
Children Show all
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Irene Isabel Smith
1896 - 1987
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Charles D Smith
1909 - 1925
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Charlotte Emma "Lottie" Smith
1892 - 1962
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Jessie Smith
1883 - Unknown
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Hazel Violet Smith
1889 - 1972
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Pearl Ann Smith
1887 - 1948
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Gertrude Mae "Gertie" Smith
1878 - 1952
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Everd Michael Smith
1893 - 1975
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Hazel Merle Smith
1889 - 1977
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Leland Wilson Smith
1909 - 1984

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