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John Wesley Smith

Birth13 Apr 1868 - Reidsville, Tattnall, Georgia, USA
Death10 NOV 1953 - Evans, Georgia
MotherMartha Adrean Herrington
FatherJohn Augustus Jackson "Ganos" Smith

Born in Reidsville, Tattnall, Georgia, USA on 13 Apr 1868 to John Augustus Jackson "Ganos" Smith and Martha Adrean Herrington. John Wesley Smith married Ann Eliza "Vicie" DeLoach and had 10 children. He passed away on 10 NOV 1953 in Evans, Georgia.

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Parents
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John Augustus Jackson "Ganos" Smith
1836 - 1918
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Martha Adrean Herrington
1844 - 1910
Spouse(s)
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Ann Eliza "Vicie" Deloach
1870 - 1933
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Liston Dwight Smith
1893 - 1947
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Martha Roberta "Bertie" Smith
1899 - 1927
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Callie Smith
1897 - 1984
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Ira Nichols Smith
1895 - 1981
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Howell Jackson Smith
1901 - 1975
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John Earl Smith
1892 - 1956
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Gaston Ellis 'Dock' Smith
1904 - 1976
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Joseph Stewart Smith
1912 - 1978
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Ellen Ophelia Smith
1902 - 1909
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Allie Lois (Sis) Smith
1908 - 1994

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