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John William Smith

Birth15 Jan 1858 - Lawrence, Warren, Tennessee, United States
Death5 Sep 1933 - Logan Co., Ar
MotherMary Ann Martin
FatherMoses Riley Smith

Born in Lawrence, Warren, Tennessee, United States on 15 Jan 1858 to Moses Riley Smith and Mary Ann Martin. John William Smith married Margaret Elizabeth Wilbanks and had 9 children. He passed away on 5 Sep 1933 in Logan Co., Ar.

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Moses Riley Smith
1822 - 1915
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Mary Ann Martin
1835 - 1916
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Margaret Elizabeth Wilbanks
1858 - 1905
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Sarah A Smith
1874 - Unknown
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Willie Beatrice Smith
1892 - 1978
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Arthur Eugene Smith
1884 - 1968
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Charles Henderson Smith
1881 - 1954
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Ruby Emaline Smith
1894 - 1947
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Bryan Smith
1897 - 1984
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George Riley Smith
1890 - 1970
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Norma Luella Smith
1901 - 1960
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Mary Etta Smith
1888 - 1944
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Minnie M. Smith
1880 - Unknown

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