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John Smith

Birth01 Jul 1704 - CT, British Colonial America
Death14 May 1750 - Glastonbury, Hartford, Connecticut, United States
MotherSarah House
FatherJoseph Smith 10xggf

Born in CT, British Colonial America on 01 Jul 1704 to Joseph Smith 10xggf and Sarah House. John Smith married Mehitabel Webster and had 11 children. He passed away on 14 May 1750 in Glastonbury, Hartford, Connecticut, United States.

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Parents
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Joseph Smith 10Xggf
1672 - 1752
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Sarah House
1675 - 1751
Spouse(s)
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Mehitabel Webster
1714 - 1770
Children Show all
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Anney Smith
1747 - 1808
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Israel Smith
1749 - 1820
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Obadiah Smith
1748 - Unknown
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Eunice Smith
1746 - 1826
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I Esther Smith
1745 - Unknown
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Dorothy Smith
1744 - Unknown
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Gurshom Smith
1735 - Unknown
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Susanna Smith
1731 - Unknown
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David Smith
1740 - 1789
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Dorothy Smith
1743 - 1775
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Esther Smith
1737 - Unknown

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