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Lydia Smith

Birth20 Aug 1814 - Smithfield, Providence, Rhode Island, USA
Deathaft 1880 - Ohio, USA
MotherRuhamah GOFF
FatherSylvester Smith

Born in Smithfield, Providence, Rhode Island, USA on 20 Aug 1814 to Sylvester Smith and Ruhamah GOFF. Lydia Smith married John Perry and had 10 children. She passed away on aft 1880 in Ohio, USA.

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Parents
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Sylvester Smith
1772 - 1855
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Ruhamah Goff
1773 - 1835
Spouse(s)
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John Perry
1804 - 1892
Children Show all
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Almira Amanda Perry
1837 - 1892
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Edgar Perry
1847 - 1854
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Rose L Perry
1856 - Unknown
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George W Perry
1844 - 1882
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Jesse S Perry
1845 - Unknown
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Orin Perry
1834 - Unknown
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Mary E Perry
1851 - Unknown
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Orca Orissa Perry
1843 - 1890
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Rosalind Perry
Unknown - Unknown
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Lidia L Perry
1854 - 1854

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