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Lillian Viola Smith

Birth6 Jul 1865 - Limestone, Talladega Co., Alabama, United States
Death15 Jul 1925 - Anson, Texas
MotherMartha Lavinia Hightower
FatherJames Franklin Smith

Born in Limestone, Talladega Co., Alabama, United States on 6 Jul 1865 to James Franklin Smith and Martha Lavinia Hightower. Lillian Viola Smith married Louis Eliphalet Steed and had 8 children. She passed away on 15 Jul 1925 in Anson, Texas.

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Parents
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James Franklin Smith
1821 - 1899
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Martha Lavinia Hightower
1832 - 1913
Spouse(s)
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Louis Eliphalet Steed
1857 - 1935
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Jessie Smith Steed
1887 - 1971
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Lou Alice Steed
1899 - 1984
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Carrie Pearl Steed
1894 - 1970
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Lillian (Polly) Steed
1903 - 1988
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Lavinia Minnie "Tete" King Steed
1885 - 1967
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Lou Alberta Steed
1890 - 1976
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Ruth Elaine Steed
1892 - 1976
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Edna Christene Steed
1904 - Unknown

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