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Martha SMITH

Birth17 Apr 1737 - Athol, Worcester, MA
Death1811 - Lisbon, Grafton, New Hampshire, United States
MotherMARTHA SCOTT (Smith)
FatherEphraim Smith

Born in Athol, Worcester, MA on 17 Apr 1737 to Ephraim Smith and MARTHA SCOTT (Smith). Martha SMITH married Joseph Dexter and had 16 children. She passed away on 1811 in Lisbon, Grafton, New Hampshire, United States.

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Parents
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Ephraim Smith
1711 - 1793
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Martha Scott (Smith)
1711 - 1775
Spouse(s)
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Joseph Dexter
1733 - 1818
Children Show all
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Caleb Dexter
1761 - 1836
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Ephraim Dexter
1769 - 1850
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Lydia Dexter
1765 - 1819
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Lemuel Dexter
1763 - 1844
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Zenas Dexter
1768 - 1836
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Mary Dexter
1770 - 1809
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Ruby Dexter
1805 - 1868
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David Dexter
1758 - Unknown
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Benjamin Dexter
1775 - Unknown
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David Dexter
1750 - Unknown
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Joseph Dexter
1750 - Unknown
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Joseph Dexter
1788 - Unknown
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Zenas Dexter
1768 - 1836
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Zenas Dexter
1768 - 1836
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Ruby Ellen Dexter
1805 - 1868
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Mercy Dexter
1770 - 1810

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