Letitia Lettice Smith

Birthabt 1801 - Greene, Pennsylvania, United States

Death10 Sept 1887 - Grant District, Monongalia County, West Virginia, USA (Buried Mt. Hood Cemetery, Grant District, Monongalia County, WV)

MotherLetitia Cline

FatherJohn Evans Smith

Born in Greene, Pennsylvania, United States on abt 1801 to John Evans Smith and Letitia Cline. Letitia Lettice Smith married John Hood and had 11 children. She passed away on 10 Sept 1887 in Grant District, Monongalia County, West Virginia, USA (Buried Mt. Hood Cemetery, Grant District, Monongalia County, WV).

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Parents

John Evans Smith
1755 - 1831

Letitia Cline
1762 - 1860

Spouse(s)

John Hood
1799 - 1843

Children Show all

James Hood
1827 - 1909

John Smith Hood
1821 - 1901

Mariah T Hood
1826 - 1921

Lettitia Hood
1832 - 1896

Joseph A Hood
1841 - 1922

Alfred Hood
1824 - 1899

William Hood
1822 - 1899

Caroline Hood
1834 - 1845

Mary Ellen Hood
1836 - 1837

Margaret Hood
1827 - 1841

Margaret Hood
1828 - 1841

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