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John Smith

Birth3 Dec 1684 - Hadley, Hampshire, Massachusetts, United States
Death25 Dec 1761 - Hadley, Hampshire, Massachusetts, United States
MotherJoanna Kellogg
FatherJohn Smith

Born in Hadley, Hampshire, Massachusetts, United States on 3 Dec 1684 to John Smith and Joanna Kellogg. John Smith married Abigail Littlefield and had 12 children. He passed away on 25 Dec 1761 in Hadley, Hampshire, Massachusetts, United States.

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Parents
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John Smith
1661 - 1727
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Joanna Kellogg
1664 - 1727
Spouse(s)
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Abigail Littlefield
1700 - 1793
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Elizabeth Robinson
1689 - 1759
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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Seth Smith
1724 - Unknown
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Philip Smith
1732 - 1790
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Desire Smith
1736 - Unknown
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David? Smith
1720 - Unknown
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Isaac Smith
1739 - 1819
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Dorcas Smith
1733 - 1797
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Keziah Smith
1728 - 1805
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Elizabeth Smith
1728 - 1810
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Mary Smith
1734 - 1748
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John Smith
1717 - 1795

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