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John “William” Smith

Birth1 Jun 1798 - Johnston, North Carolina, United States
Death1 Jun 1860 - Monroe County, Indiana, USA
MotherMartha "Marcha" 'Marthy" Nance
FatherCapt. Samuel Smith

Born in Johnston, North Carolina, United States on 1 Jun 1798 to Capt. Samuel Smith and Martha "Marcha" 'Marthy" Nance. John “William” Smith married Martha Warren and had 9 children. He passed away on 1 Jun 1860 in Monroe County, Indiana, USA.

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Capt. Samuel Smith
1758 - 1839
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Martha "Marcha" 'Marthy" Nance
1765 - 1853
Spouse(s)
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Martha Warren
1798 - 1885
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Nancy Rector
1798 - Unknown
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Thomas Jefferson Smith
1836 - 1912
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Mary Caroline Smith
1830 - 1886
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Robert Smith
1835 - 1864
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John Wesley Smith
1844 - 1880
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Sarah Mahaley Smith
1827 - 1900
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William Riley Smith
1840 - 1905
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Henry Miles Smith
1828 - 1890
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John T. Smith
1834 - 1910
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Miles Smith
1831 - Unknown

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