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Mary E Smith

Birth11 Oct 1877 - Greene, Tennessee
Death6 Aug 1944 - Greene, Tennessee
MotherMargaret Elizabeth Bowles
FatherWilliam D Smith

Born in Greene, Tennessee on 11 Oct 1877 to William D Smith and Margaret Elizabeth Bowles. Mary E Smith married Claude C Colclough or Coakley and had 12 children. She passed away on 6 Aug 1944 in Greene, Tennessee.

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Parents
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William D Smith
1814 - 1883
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Margaret Elizabeth Bowles
1841 - 1911
Spouse(s)
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Claude C Colclough Or Coakley
1870 - 1921
Children Show all
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Fitz Hugh Coakley
1898 - 1967
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Lillie Kate Coakley
1901 - 2002
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William Oscar Coakley
1894 - 1938
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Isaac Zadoc Coakley
1896 - 1966
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James Elmer Coakley
1903 - 1982
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Ray Allen Coakley
1905 - 1965
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Charles D "Jack" Coakley
1911 - 1977
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Elizabeth India "Dib" Coakley
1921 - 2009
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Sallie B Coakley
1916 - 1975
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Mary Lou Coakley
1907 - 1951
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Claude Henderson "Toad" Coakley
1914 - 1996
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Darcus Ruth "Bill" Coakley
1917 - 1981

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