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Lydia Smith

Birth27 Aug 1820 - Scioto, Ohio, USA
Death22 Feb 1901 - Jackson, West Virginia, USA
MotherChristina Catherine Roush
FatherReuben Smith

Born in Scioto, Ohio, USA on 27 Aug 1820 to Reuben Smith and Christina Catherine Roush. Lydia Smith married Hiram Donohue and had 11 children. She passed away on 22 Feb 1901 in Jackson, West Virginia, USA.

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Parents
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Reuben Smith
1777 - 1854
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Christina Catherine Roush
1780 - 1853
Spouse(s)
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Hiram Donohue
1805 - 1886
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Susanna C "Susie" Donahue
1857 - 1923
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Reuben S Donahue
1842 - 1921
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Eliza Emaline Donohue
1861 - 1939
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Andrew Jackson Donahew
1849 - 1934
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Margaret Ann Donohue
1847 - 1916
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Phillip Sheridan Donohue
1864 - 1952
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Henry Donohew
1859 - 1888
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Mary Elizabeth Donohue
1840 - 1913
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John Adams Donohew
1854 - 1905
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George Washington Donohew
1852 - 1917
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Daniel Durst Donohue
1844 - 1915

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