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John Smith

Birth1740 - Louisa, Louisa, Virginia, United States
Death11 Sep 1815 - Louisa, Louisa, Virginia, United States
MotherElizabeth Ragland
FatherDavid Thomas Smith

Born in Louisa, Louisa, Virginia, United States on 1740 to David Thomas Smith and Elizabeth Ragland. John Smith married Elizabeth Mary Lipscomb and had 11 children. He passed away on 11 Sep 1815 in Louisa, Louisa, Virginia, United States.

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Parents
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David Thomas Smith
1698 - 1778
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Elizabeth Ragland
1718 - 1778
Spouse(s)
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Elizabeth Mary Lipscomb
1733 - 1815
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Ann Neasum
1735 - 1815
Children Show all
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David Smith
1766 - 1868
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Ann Smith
1770 - 1830
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Elizabeth Smith
1764 - Unknown
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Ethel Lovinia Smith
1761 - 1842
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Nathan Smith
1772 - 1860
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Thomas E. Smith
1767 - Unknown
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Hannah Thompson
1770 - 1830
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Nancy "Nannie" Lipscomb Smith Justice
1780 - 1850
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Ann Smith
1770 - Unknown
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Thomas Smith
1768 - Unknown
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Nathan Smith
1766 - 1868

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