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Margaret Smith

Birth12 Apr 1809 - Harlan, Kentucky, United States
DeathAbt. 1849 - Elliott Co., KY
MotherElizabeth Margaret "Betty" Ledford
FatherHenry Smith

Born in Harlan, Kentucky, United States on 12 Apr 1809 to Henry Smith and Elizabeth Margaret "Betty" Ledford. Margaret Smith married Samuel Creech and had 7 children. She passed away on Abt. 1849 in Elliott Co., KY.

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Henry Smith
1762 - 1836
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Elizabeth Margaret "Betty" Ledford
1773 - 1853
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Samuel Creech
1804 - 1863
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John Samuel Creech
1826 - 1912
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Henry Harrison Creech
1831 - 1913
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Mary Polly Creech
1834 - 1906
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George Towery Creech
1838 - 1864
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Enoch P Creech
1843 - 1864
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Absalom H Creech
1840 - 1861
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David Creech
1829 - 1880

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