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John Smith

Birth14 December 1795 - Greenwood, Mifflin, Pennsylvania, United States
Death7 Apr 1884 - Fayette Township, Juniata, Pennsylvania
MotherBarbara Ann Haller
FatherJacob Smith

Born in Greenwood, Mifflin, Pennsylvania, United States on 14 December 1795 to Jacob Smith and Barbara Ann Haller. John Smith married Magdalena Hess Brubaker and had 11 children. He passed away on 7 Apr 1884 in Fayette Township, Juniata, Pennsylvania.

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Parents
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Jacob Smith
1772 - 1815
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Barbara Ann Haller
1774 - 1847
Spouse(s)
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Magdalena Hess Brubaker
1796 - 1852
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Catherine Fry
1799 - 1878
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Ezra Smith
1825 - 1893
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Anna Nancy Smith
1818 - 1863
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Jacob Butcher Smith
1821 - 1891
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Magdalena Smith
1831 - 1909
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Fronica Smith
1819 - 1890
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Sarah Smith
1827 - 1899
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Samuel B. Smith
1837 - 1924
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Barbara Smith
1829 - 1905
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John Smith
1833 - 1858
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Solomon Smith
1839 - 1843
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Elizabeth Catherine Smith
1823 - Unknown

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