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Leonard Smith

Birth24 Jun 1732 - St Mary's, Maryland, USA
Death25 Mar 1794 - Frederick, Maryland, United States
MotherJane Brooke
FatherJohn T Smith

Born in St Mary's, Maryland, USA on 24 Jun 1732 to John T Smith and Jane Brooke. Leonard Smith married Elizabeth Lilly Neale and had 12 children. He passed away on 25 Mar 1794 in Frederick, Maryland, United States.

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Parents
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John T Smith
1706 - 1735
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Jane Brooke
1718 - 1767
Spouse(s)
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Elizabeth Lilly Neale
1734 - 1835
Children Show all
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Charles H. H.{cotton Charley} Smith
1750 - 1819
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Benjamin Aloysius Smith
1766 - 1820
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Capt John Smith
1754 - 1805
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Mary Brooke Smith
1763 - 1834
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Raphael Smith
1770 - 1829
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Francis Ignatius Smith
1762 - 1820
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Joseph Leonard Smith
1758 - 1830
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Jane Smith
1775 - 1841
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Basil Smith
1768 - 1770
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Leonard Smith
1777 - 1778
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Benjamin Aloige Smith
1760 - 1765
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Jane Smith
1754 - 1769

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