Lusetta Smith

Birth14 Jul 1798 - Bridport, Addison, Vermont, United States

Death17 Jun 1865 - Lawrence, Van Buren, Michigan, USA; or Bridport, Addison, VT

MotherCatherine Baldwin Smith

FatherCaleb Smith

Born in Bridport, Addison, Vermont, United States on 14 Jul 1798 to Caleb Smith and Catherine Baldwin Smith. Lusetta Smith married Samuel Robert Haskin and had 12 children. She passed away on 17 Jun 1865 in Lawrence, Van Buren, Michigan, USA; or Bridport, Addison, VT.

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Parents

Caleb Smith
1773 - 1849

Catherine Baldwin Smith
1774 - 1868

Spouse(s)

Samuel Robert Haskin
1798 - 1868

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Sidney Smith Haskins
1822 - 1901

Nancy Maria Haskin
1820 - 1822

Hiram Arvada Haskin
1830 - 1887

Albert Sheldon Haskin
1827 - 1914

Caleb Almon Haskin
1825 - 1911

Martha Matida Haskin
1837 - 1927

Ann Jeanette Haskin
1833 - 1919

Charles Henry Haskin
1839 - 1913

Mary Malvina Haskin
1823 - 1824

Mervin Smith Haskin
1835 - 1914

Myron Haskins
1837 - Unknown

Hyman H. Haskins
1831 - 1899

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