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John Smith

Birth1701 - England
Death1750 - Not Available
MotherElizabeth Turton
FatherRichard SMITH

Born in England on 1701 to Richard SMITH and Elizabeth Turton. John Smith married Elizabeth Allen and had 16 children. He passed away on 1750.

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Parents
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Richard Smith
1670 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Turton
1679 - 1737
Spouse(s)
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Elizabeth Allen
1705 - 1763
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Elizabeth Allen
1703 - 1762
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Elizabeth Allen
1695 - 1763
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Elizabeth Allen
1705 - Unknown
Children Show all
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John Smith
1728 - 1768
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William Smith
Unknown - Unknown
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Sarah Smith
Unknown - Unknown
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Sarah Smith
Unknown - Unknown
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William Smith
Unknown - Unknown
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John Smith
1722 - 1784
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Mary Smith
1721 - Unknown
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Richard Smith
Unknown - Unknown
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George Smith
Unknown - Unknown
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Robert Smith
Unknown - Unknown
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John Smith
1724 - Unknown
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Thomas Smith
Unknown - Unknown
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John Smith
Unknown - Unknown
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Thomas Smith
1727 - Unknown
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John Smith
1735 - 1787
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John Smith
1723 - 1784

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