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Jonathan Smith

Birth4 April 1787 - Coram, Suffolk, New York, USA
Death3 September 1856 - Coram, Suffolk, New York, USA
Motherrachel benjamin
FatherJesse Smith

Born in Coram, Suffolk, New York, USA on 4 April 1787 to Jesse Smith and rachel benjamin. Jonathan Smith married Ruth Hulse Conklin and had 12 children. He passed away on 3 September 1856 in Coram, Suffolk, New York, USA.

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Jesse Smith
1754 - 1795
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Rachel Benjamin
1774 - 1846
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Ruth Hulse Conklin
1786 - 1846
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Henry Smith
1824 - 1910
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Miranda Smith
1818 - 1866
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Floyd Smith
1829 - 1896
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Capt. Sidney Smith
1827 - 1905
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Lewis Smith
1816 - 1892
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Samuel Terry Smith
1822 - 1874
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Eliza Smith
1813 - 1884
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Jesse Smith
1820 - 1894
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Amos Smith
1814 - 1815
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Alfred Smith
1832 - 1833
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Ester Smith
1834 - 1834
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Julia Smith
1836 - 1895

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