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Martin E Smith

BirthSeptember 25, 1861 - New York
Death17 Jun 1938 - Santa Barbara, California, USA
MotherMary Jenette Manley
FatherWilliam H Smith

Born in New York on September 25, 1861 to William H Smith and Mary Jenette Manley. Martin E Smith married Lulu Belle Rose Palmer and had 12 children. He passed away on 17 Jun 1938 in Santa Barbara, California, USA.

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Parents
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William H Smith
1834 - 1889
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Mary Jenette Manley
1839 - 1924
Spouse(s)
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Lulu Belle Rose Palmer
1868 - 1961
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Jeanette Smith
1902 - 1994
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Alice Smith
1906 - 1975
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Olive Smith
1894 - Unknown
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Dorance Arthur Smith
1910 - 1976
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Vernon Smith
1897 - Unknown
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Isabel Smith
1892 - 1977
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Milton I Smith
1890 - 1972
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Elmer Palmer Smith
1902 - 1986
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Wildred Smith
1905 - 1941
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William Gardner Smith
1904 - 1941
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Grace Lucille Smith
1887 - 1969
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Gertrude Smith
1899 - 1988

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