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Jonathan Smith

Birth16 Mar 1829 - Kentucky, USA
Death24 Apr 1904 - Not Available
MotherMary "Polly" Evans
FatherJoseph Smith

Born in Kentucky, USA on 16 Mar 1829 to Joseph Smith and Mary "Polly" Evans. Jonathan Smith married Nancy Vanhook and had 14 children. He passed away on 24 Apr 1904.

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Parents
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Joseph Smith
1804 - 1874
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Mary "Polly" Evans
1808 - 1847
Spouse(s)
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Nancy Vanhook
1831 - 1904
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Benjamin V Smith
1860 - 1956
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William J. Smith
1854 - 1888
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Nancy (Nannie) B. Smith
1871 - 1957
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Walter S. Smith
1867 - 1934
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Dorah V. Smith
1875 - 1957
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Lisey S. Smith
1874 - 1937
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Josiah Smith
1858 - 1950
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Mary E. Smith
1852 - 1865
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James P. Smith
1856 - 1859
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Martha E Smith
1862 - 1865
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Robert Lee Smith
1860 - 1860
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Virgina E Smith
1864 - 1865
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Ben Smith
1876 - Unknown
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Dora Smith Rankin
1875 - Unknown

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