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John Thomas Smith

Birth6 December 1856 - Lauderdale County, Alabama, United States of America
Death18 May 1938 - Steele, Pemiscot, Missouri, USA
MotherMary Elizabeth "Eliza" Long
FatherHamilton R Smith

Born in Lauderdale County, Alabama, United States of America on 6 December 1856 to Hamilton R Smith and Mary Elizabeth "Eliza" Long. John Thomas Smith had 8 children. He passed away on 18 May 1938 in Steele, Pemiscot, Missouri, USA.

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Hamilton R Smith
1823 - Unknown
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Mary Elizabeth "Eliza" Long
1834 - 1919
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Emma Permutha Reeves
1879 - 1929
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Della Estherlee Smith
1896 - 1979
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Lumey Louise Smith Presley
1877 - 1979
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Charlie Smith
1884 - Unknown
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Minnie Ethel Smith
1890 - 1986
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Clyde Smith
1889 - Unknown
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Saphrona Elizabeth (Fronnie) Smith Peckenpaugh
1893 - 1978
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Estelle Smith
1892 - Unknown

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