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John Thomas Smith

Birth12 May 1604 - Nottingham, , Nottingham, England
Death4 Feb 1651 - Barnstaple, , Devonshire, England
MotherAgnes Gibb
FatherJohn Smith Smythe

Born in Nottingham, , Nottingham, England on 12 May 1604 to John Smith Smythe and Agnes Gibb. John Thomas Smith married Elizabeth Kirchwall and had 10 children. He passed away on 4 Feb 1651 in Barnstaple, , Devonshire, England.

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John Smith Smythe
1579 - 1609
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Agnes Gibb
1576 - 1666
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Elizabeth Kirchwall
1608 - 1651
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Edward Smith
1636 - 1689
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Elizabeth Smith
1631 - 1713
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Rowland Smith
1630 - Unknown
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David Smith
1640 - Unknown
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Benjamin Smith
1635 - Unknown
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John Smith
1633 - Unknown
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Mary Smith
1642 - Unknown
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Grace Smith
1640 - Unknown
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Margaret Smith
Unknown - Unknown
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Richard Smith
Unknown - Unknown

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