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John Smith

Birthabt 1695 - Bridgewater, Plymouth, Massachuestts
DeathABT Aug 1767 - Randolph, Massachusetts, United States
MotherElizabeth Smith
FatherWilliam Smith

Born in Bridgewater, Plymouth, Massachuestts on abt 1695 to William Smith and Elizabeth Smith. John Smith married Abigail Littlefield and had 14 children. He passed away on ABT Aug 1767 in Randolph, Massachusetts, United States.

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Parents
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William Smith
1680 - 1741
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Elizabeth Smith
1680 - 1697
Spouse(s)
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Abigail Littlefield
1700 - 1793
Children Show all
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John Smith (8Th Gen)
1722 - 1790
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Rebecca Abigail Smith
1726 - 1756
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Philip Smith
1732 - 1790
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Elizabeth Smith
1728 - 1810
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Seth Smith
1724 - Unknown
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David? Smith
1720 - Unknown
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Isaac Smith
1739 - 1819
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Desire Smith
1736 - Unknown
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Keziah Smith
1720 - 1805
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Sarah Smith
1730 - Unknown
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Dorcas Smith
1733 - 1797
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Dorcas Smith
1719 - 1797
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Mary Smith
1732 - 1809
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Keziah Smith
1728 - 1805

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