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John Smith

Birth10 AUG 1775 - Vinalhaven, Knox, Maine
Death11 OCT 1865 - Vinalhaven, Knox, Maine
MotherLydia Philbrook
FatherJohn Smith

Born in Vinalhaven, Knox, Maine on 10 AUG 1775 to John Smith and Lydia Philbrook. John Smith married Eleanor Merchant and had 15 children. He passed away on 11 OCT 1865 in Vinalhaven, Knox, Maine.

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Parents
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John Smith
1754 - 1824
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Lydia Philbrook
1757 - 1791
Spouse(s)
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Eleanor Merchant
1778 - 1853
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Patience Carver
1784 - 1849
Children Show all
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Lydia Smith
1803 - 1873
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Anthony Smith
1797 - 1882
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Abigail Smith
1801 - 1853
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Henry B Smith
1821 - Unknown
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David Smith
1803 - 1879
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John Smith
1804 - 1888
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John Smith
1805 - Unknown
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William Smith
1810 - 1897
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Thaddeus C. Smith
1803 - 1892
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David Smith
1808 - 1877
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Rebecca C. Smith
1806 - 1888
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Elisha Smith
1801 - 1890
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Seth Smith
1821 - 1901
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Charity Smith
1817 - 1893
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Levi Smith
1811 - 1838

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