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Mary Smith

Birth6 Nov 1770 - New Marlborough, Berkshire, Massachusetts, USA
Death13 Mar 1815 - Hillsdale, Columbia, New York, USA
MotherMary Strickland
FatherAmos Smith

Born in New Marlborough, Berkshire, Massachusetts, USA on 6 Nov 1770 to Amos Smith and Mary Strickland. Mary Smith married Joseph Harmon and had 13 children. She passed away on 13 Mar 1815 in Hillsdale, Columbia, New York, USA.

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Parents
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Amos Smith
1742 - 1820
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Mary Strickland
1742 - 1810
Spouse(s)
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Joseph Harmon
1764 - 1850
Children Show all
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Mason Harmon
1806 - 1807
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Mason Harmon
1812 - 1877
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Chauncey Harmon
1792 - 1863
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Henry Harmon
1796 - 1873
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Marvin Harmon
1807 - 1854
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Gurdon Harmon
1801 - 1843
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Lorinda Harmon
1799 - Unknown
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Oren Harmon
1789 - 1849
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Orpha Harmon
1794 - 1822
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Mary Harmon
1809 - 1841
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Alexander Harmon
1790 - Unknown
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Anson Harmon
1806 - 1820
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Mary Harmon
1797 - Unknown

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