John Wesley Smith

Birth13 May 1791 - Head of the River, Gloucester CO, NJ, USA

Death22 Apr 1857 - May'S Landing, Weymouth, Atlantic, New Jersey

MotherLettitia (Leotice) Johnson

FatherElisha Smith

Born in Head of the River, Gloucester CO, NJ, USA on 13 May 1791 to Elisha Smith and Lettitia (Leotice) Johnson. John Wesley Smith married Rebecca Champion and had 14 children. He passed away on 22 Apr 1857 in May'S Landing, Weymouth, Atlantic, New Jersey.

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Parents

Elisha Smith
1765 - 1830

Lettitia (Leotice) Johnson
Unknown - Unknown

Spouse(s)

Rebecca Champion
1796 - 1875

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Abigail "Abbie" Smith
1822 - 1895

Lewis S Smith
1840 - 1916

Lettitia (Lettice) Smith
1830 - 1914

Phebe Smith
1819 - 1865

Catherine Smith #5
1813 - 1875

Jonathan A Smith
1815 - 1875

Joseph B. Smith
1834 - Unknown

Francis Smith
1843 - 1908

Nicholas F Smith
1825 - Unknown

William S. Smith
1827 - Unknown

Jane S Smith
1840 - 1911

Priscilla Smith
1815 - 1859

Mary Smith
1820 - Unknown

Georgeanna Smith
1848 - 1900

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