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John William Smith

Birth12/10/1842 - Virgina, USA
Death25 Feb 1915 - Linden, Warren, Virginia, United States
MotherMariah "Mary" Menefee
FatherJefferson Smith

Born in Virgina, USA on 12/10/1842 to Jefferson Smith and Mariah "Mary" Menefee. John William Smith married Martha Jane Harrell Smith and had 11 children. He passed away on 25 Feb 1915 in Linden, Warren, Virginia, United States.

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Jefferson Smith
1814 - 1848
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Mariah "Mary" Menefee
1808 - 1891
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Martha Jane Harrell Smith
1844 - 1924
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Allie J Smith
1871 - 1934
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Lorena D Smith
1866 - 1942
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John W Smith
1880 - 1934
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Amanda Elizabeth Smith
1865 - 1941
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Wade H Smith
1873 - 1930
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James V. Smith
1874 - Unknown
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Rosa Alice Smith
1876 - 1941
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Emma Smith
1875 - Unknown
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Claude Duvall Smith
1879 - 1955
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Laura Belle Smith
1869 - 1909
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George Lee Smith
1872 - Unknown

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