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Julia Ann Smith

Birth7 May 1831 - Columbiana, Ohio, United States
Death17 Feb 1910 - Cuba, Republic, Kansas
MotherSarah Jane Smith Baird
FatherHenry Haines Smith

Born in Columbiana, Ohio, United States on 7 May 1831 to Henry Haines Smith and Sarah Jane Smith Baird. Julia Ann Smith married James Marion Losey and had 13 children. She passed away on 17 Feb 1910 in Cuba, Republic, Kansas.

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Parents
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Henry Haines Smith
1808 - 1886
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Sarah Jane Smith Baird
1806 - 1875
Spouse(s)
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James Marion Losey
1830 - 1915
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Lenora Levancha Losey
1874 - 1940
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Robert Morris Losey
1863 - 1908
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William Vincent Losey
1852 - 1927
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Martha Jennie (Jane) Tibbetts Losey
1857 - 1920
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Emma Louella Losey
1867 - 1954
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Frank Obediah Losey
1870 - 1962
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John Milton Losey
1865 - 1938
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Lyman Woodruff Losey
1860 - 1942
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Henry Uriah Losey
1850 - 1874
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Sarah Sadie C Zeiber Losey
1854 - 1920
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Elmer Granville Losey
1872 - 1873
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George Thomas Benton Losey
1862 - 1862
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John Milton Losey
1865 - Unknown

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