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Levi Smith

Birth15 Sep 1774 - Adams, MA
Death27 Jun 1832 - At residence in Farmington, Ontario, New York
MotherRhoby Ruby Allen
FatherStephen Smith

Born in Adams, MA on 15 Sep 1774 to Stephen Smith and Rhoby Ruby Allen. Levi Smith married Tabitha Culver and had 10 children. He passed away on 27 Jun 1832 in At residence in Farmington, Ontario, New York.

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Parents
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Stephen Smith
1742 - 1803
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Rhoby Ruby Allen
1750 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Tabitha Culver
1775 - 1863
Children Show all
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Lucinda Smith
1806 - 1897
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Mary Smith
1802 - 1882
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Nancy Smith
1799 - 1876
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Peter Amye Smith
1817 - 1895
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Levi Smith (2)
1813 - 1864
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William (3) Smith
1808 - Unknown
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Moses Smith
1811 - 1838
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Ira Smith
1810 - Unknown
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Abigal Smith
1804 - 1883
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Phobe Smith
1800 - Unknown

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