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Marcus "Mark" Smith

Birth04 May 1884 - Aiken County, South Carolina, USA
Death22 Sep 1964 - Batesburg, Lexington County, South Carolina, USA
MotherEtta Hall
FatherNoah Albert Smith

Born in Aiken County, South Carolina, USA on 04 May 1884 to Noah Albert Smith and Etta Hall. Marcus "Mark" Smith married "Essie" Ester Elendor Corder and had 10 children. He passed away on 22 Sep 1964 in Batesburg, Lexington County, South Carolina, USA.

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Parents
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Noah Albert Smith
1864 - 1939
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Etta Hall
1868 - 1941
Spouse(s)
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"Essie" Ester Elendor Corder
1888 - 1931
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Edith Westmoreland
1888 - 1948
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Arthur "Ott" Smith
1906 - 1971
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Clarence Smith
1915 - 2009
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Rosa Lee Smith
1913 - 1936
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Laurence Smith
1911 - 1990
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George Smith
1918 - 1984
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John Smith
1905 - 1967
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Eula Lee Smith
1925 - 2011
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Essie Smith
1920 - 1920
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Essie Lee Smith
1928 - 1978
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Geneva Eva Smith
1922 - 2014

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