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John Smith

Birth1720 - Southfields, Orange, New York, United States
Death10 Oct 1807 - Southfields, Orange, New York
MotherJannetje Teunisse VANHOUTEN(Smidt, Smith)
FatherGerrit Lambertse Smith

Born in Southfields, Orange, New York, United States on 1720 to Gerrit Lambertse Smith and Jannetje Teunisse VANHOUTEN(Smidt, Smith). John Smith had 9 children. He passed away on 10 Oct 1807 in Southfields, Orange, New York.

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Parents
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Gerrit Lambertse Smith
1700 - 1759
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Jannetje Teunisse Vanhouten(smidt, Smith)
1687 - 1760
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Timothy Smith
1756 - 1809
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Caleb Smith
1762 - 1839
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Mary Smith
1768 - 1824
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John Smith
1760 - 1836
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Jacob Smith
1771 - 1824
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Martin Smith
1766 - 1817
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James R Smith
1750 - Unknown
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Sarah Smith
1728 - 1813
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Jacob Smith
1790 - Unknown

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