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Joseph John Smith

Birth17 Aug 1611 - Leeds, Yorkshire, England
DeathApr or 23 Jun 1699 - Middlesex, Virginia, United States
MotherMargaret Burnley
FatherJohn Tidding Smith

Born in Leeds, Yorkshire, England on 17 Aug 1611 to John Tidding Smith and Margaret Burnley. Joseph John Smith married Jane Cowper and had 11 children. He passed away on Apr or 23 Jun 1699 in Middlesex, Virginia, United States.

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Parents
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John Tidding Smith
1579 - 1640
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Margaret Burnley
1575 - 1619
Spouse(s)
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Jane Cowper
1613 - 1690
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Mary Ann Cocke
1612 - 1662
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John Alexander Smith
1631 - 1696
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Jochabed Smith
1646 - 1698
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Thomas Smith
1663 - 1705
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James Smith
1659 - 1709
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John Smith
1644 - 1723
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Nicholas Smith
1637 - Unknown
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John Smith
1634 - 1669
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Dorothy Forth
1642 - 1698
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Benjamin Smith
1630 - 1713
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Eve Smyth
1642 - 1705
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James Smith
1632 - Unknown

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