Lanson Smith

Birth4 Apr 1805 - Nr Belvidere, Allegany, New York, USA

Death30 June 1880 - Milton, Jackson, Ohio, United States

MotherEsther Alderman

FatherJames Ward Smith

Born in Nr Belvidere, Allegany, New York, USA on 4 Apr 1805 to James Ward Smith and Esther Alderman. Lanson Smith married Julia Putnam Goddard and had 15 children. He passed away on 30 June 1880 in Milton, Jackson, Ohio, United States.

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Parents

James Ward Smith
1777 - 1866

Esther Alderman
1782 - 1830

Spouse(s)

Julia Putnam Goddard
1819 - 1910

Frances Amanda Smith
1810 - 1844

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Charles Rodney Smith
1852 - 1885

Jasper Augustus Smith
1834 - 1889

Venus Lucetta Smith
1850 - 1924

Vienna Adelaide Smith
1860 - Unknown

Sarah Smith
1845 - 1848

Eliza Alvira Smith
1832 - 1914

Amanda Ferona Smith
1847 - 1933

Esther Frances Smith
1839 - 1933

William Herschel Smith
1855 - 1875

Julia Putnam Smith
1836 - 1854

Harford Leslie Smith
1854 - 1877

James Hapgood Smith
1841 - 1863

Sanford L. Smith
1848 - 1849

Lucy Ellen Smith
1849 - 1939

Cassius Waldo Smith
1858 - 1860

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