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Mary Smith

Birth1814 - Preston County, Virginia
Death1860 - Preston County, West Virginia, USA
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Born in Preston County, Virginia on 1814. Mary Smith married Clayborne Vaden Stone and had 16 children. She passed away on 1860 in Preston County, West Virginia, USA.

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Clayborne Vaden Stone
1795 - 1877
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Julia A Stone
1835 - 1923
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John William Stone
1838 - 1928
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Allean B Stone
1852 - 1894
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Missouri Lafayette Stone
1854 - 1921
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Winfield Scott Stone
1846 - 1907
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Sarah E Stone
1836 - 1923
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Louisa Stone
1852 - 1927
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Gibeon Camden Stone
1857 - 1927
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Edgar W Stone
1829 - 1928
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Mary E Stone
1835 - Unknown
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John Christian Stone
1834 - 1923
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Laura Stone
Unknown - Unknown
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Nancy Margaret Stone Miller
1840 - 1879
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Phoebe Jane Stone
1842 - 1901
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Isabelle Decan Stone
1850 - 1924
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Rebecca Catherine Stone
1848 - 1912

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