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John Smith

BirthFeb 14, 1790 - Kentuky, United States
Death30 Sep 1874 - Benton, Mississippi, United States
MotherSarah "Sally" MacKie
FatherAndrew Smith

Born in Kentuky, United States on Feb 14, 1790 to Andrew Smith and Sarah "Sally" MacKie. John Smith married Annis Emma Hatley and had 13 children. He passed away on 30 Sep 1874 in Benton, Mississippi, United States.

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Parents
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Andrew Smith
1756 - 1802
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Sarah "Sally" Mackie
1776 - 1839
Spouse(s)
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Annis Emma Hatley
1798 - 1873
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Poss. Mary Gadberry
1800 - 1848
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Gadberry
1800 - 1833
Children Show all
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Milton Smith
1823 - 1892
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Ervin Smith
1815 - 1900
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Sarah (Sallie) G Smith
1820 - 1891
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Mary Malvina Smith
1838 - 1914
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Caroline Hatley Smith
1835 - 1856
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Louisa J Smith
1833 - 1856
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Allen D Smith
1825 - 1903
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Lucinda M Smith
1825 - 1904
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Frances Ann Smith
1820 - 1863
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John L Smith
1821 - 1879
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Henry P. Smith
1828 - 1850
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William A. Smith
1823 - 1840
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Louisa Elizabeth Smith
1833 - 1915

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