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Julia A Smith

Birth20 Oct 1862 - Matteawan Township, Dutchess, New York
Death25 Mar 1941 - Beacon, Dutchess, New York, USA
MotherSarah Ann Smith
FatherGilbert J Smith

Born in Matteawan Township, Dutchess, New York on 20 Oct 1862 to Gilbert J Smith and Sarah Ann Smith. Julia A Smith had 10 children. She passed away on 25 Mar 1941 in Beacon, Dutchess, New York, USA.

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Parents
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Gilbert J Smith
1814 - Unknown
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Sarah Ann Smith
1824 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Jennie B Williams
1907 - 1993
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Bertha Tremblos
1883 - Unknown
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Edson Williams
1898 - Unknown
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May Ida Williams
1895 - 1895
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Ruth Williams
Unknown - Unknown
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John Jack Williams
1893 - 1964
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Elizabeth Williams
1891 - Unknown
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Mary Ida Williams
1909 - 1993
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Amos Williams
1889 - 1944
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Nellie May Williams
1886 - 1979

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