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Johnson Smith

Birth30 Jan 1807 - Virginia, USA
Death14 Oct 1902 - Central Station, Doddridge, West Virginia
MotherMary Bishop
FatherWilliam W. Smith

Born in Virginia, USA on 30 Jan 1807 to William W. Smith and Mary Bishop. Johnson Smith married Elizabeth Morrison and had 13 children. He passed away on 14 Oct 1902 in Central Station, Doddridge, West Virginia.

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Parents
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William W. Smith
1793 - 1853
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Mary Bishop
1794 - 1876
Spouse(s)
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Elizabeth Morrison
1834 - 1900
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Sarah O'neal
1811 - 1858
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David G. Smith
1863 - 1911
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Jonathan Smith
1844 - Unknown
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Joseph Smith
1835 - 1903
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Ulysses Grant Smith
1865 - 1910
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Edith Smith
1841 - 1916
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Ruhama Smith
1870 - 1935
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William Riley Smith
1858 - 1915
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Nancy Ann Smith
1835 - 1887
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Thomas Smith
1831 - 1900
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Eldridge Smith
1848 - 1924
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John Smith
1843 - 1858
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Salena Ann Smith
1838 - Unknown
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Sarah Smith
1848 - Unknown

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