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John Smith

Birth7 June 1859 - Paxton, Ford, Illinois, United States
Death04 July 1924 - Polk, Oregon, United States
MotherMary Magdalene Coffman
FatherMichael Smith

Born in Paxton, Ford, Illinois, United States on 7 June 1859 to Michael Smith and Mary Magdalene Coffman. John Smith married Mary Ethel Martin and had 14 children. He passed away on 04 July 1924 in Polk, Oregon, United States.

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Parents
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Michael Smith
1827 - 1909
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Mary Magdalene Coffman
1831 - 1923
Spouse(s)
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Mary Ethel Martin
1886 - 1917
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Larena Mariam Kuns
1863 - 1892
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Ronald Martin Smith
1917 - 1997
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Verna Smith
1914 - Unknown
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Effie Z Mctimmonds Smith
1907 - 1979
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Elsie Smith
1908 - Unknown
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Jessie Lavera Smith
1905 - 2005
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Elma Smith
1912 - Unknown
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Grace M Smith Downing
1888 - Unknown
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Roy Smith
1888 - 1889
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Arthur Smith
1880 - 1880
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Bert R. Smith
1892 - 1967
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Mary E. Smith
1882 - Unknown
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Alma Beatrice George
1911 - 1996
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Vernon L Smith
1913 - Unknown
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Grace M Smith
1888 - 1987

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