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John Stephen Smith

Birth20 Jun 1845 - South Carolina
Death27 Aug 1932 - Hall County, Georgia
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Born in South Carolina on 20 Jun 1845. John Stephen Smith married Eliza E Wood and had 9 children. He passed away on 27 Aug 1932 in Hall County, Georgia.

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Eliza E Wood
1853 - 1902
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Lewis Monroe Smith
1887 - 1957
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Hattie E. Smith
1882 - 1954
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Henry Essley Smith
1891 - 1892
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Mason Oscar Smith
1877 - 1937
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Ninar Bell Smith
1885 - 1887
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Alice Lillian "Lou" Smith
1879 - 1964
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Laura Iness Smith
1875 - Unknown
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Armintie J. Smith
1873 - Unknown
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Minnie Magoudia Smith
1873 - 1945

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