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John William Smith

Birth20 Apr 1785 - Surry, Stokes, North Carolina, United States
Death1855 - Kellys Creek, Lincoln, Tennessee, United States
MotherMary COSTER
FatherEdward John Andrews Cokayne Frith

Born in Surry, Stokes, North Carolina, United States on 20 Apr 1785 to Edward John Andrews Cokayne Frith and Mary COSTER. John William Smith married Frances Halbert and had 10 children. He passed away on 1855 in Kellys Creek, Lincoln, Tennessee, United States.

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Parents
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Edward John Andrews Cokayne Frith
1752 - 1811
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Mary Coster
1752 - 1814
Spouse(s)
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Frances Halbert
1778 - 1844
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Elizabeth B Williams -Smith
1813 - 1858
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John Wilson Smith
1802 - 1854
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Sarah (Sallie) Smith
1820 - 1898
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Lemuel Smith
1799 - 1854
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Nancy Ann Smith\schmidt
1805 - 1889
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Joel Smith
1800 - 1854
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John William Jr. Smith
1800 - 1874
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Mary "Polly" Smith
1810 - 1880
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Madison Louis Smith
1813 - 1867
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Phillip Hawkins Smith
1812 - Unknown
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Wilson Smith
1810 - 1869

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