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JOHN SMITH

BirthNot Available - Tomintoul, Banffshire
Death13 Jan 1898 - Tomintoul, Banffshire
MotherAnn Riach McIntosh
FatherJames Smith

Born in Tomintoul, Banffshire to James Smith and Ann Riach McIntosh. JOHN SMITH married Isabella Grant and had 15 children. He passed away on 13 Jan 1898 in Tomintoul, Banffshire.

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Parents
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James Smith
1770 - 1865
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Ann Riach Mcintosh
1774 - 1857
Spouse(s)
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Isabella Grant
1818 - 1853
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Jessie Mcintosh
1830 - 1904
Children Show all
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Donald Smith
1846 - 1932
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Paul Smith
1871 - Unknown
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Charles Smith
1856 - Unknown
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Peter Smith
1840 - 1891
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Alexander Smith
1855 - 1915
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Andrew Smith
1853 - 1853
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Ann Smith
1861 - Unknown
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William Smith
1849 - 1916
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George Smith
1851 - Unknown
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Henry Smith
1858 - 1939
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Hugh Smith
1863 - Unknown
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Christina Smith
1866 - 1921
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James Smith
1838 - 1919
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Margaret Smith
1844 - 1912
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John Smith
1842 - 1928

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