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Mary SMITH

Birth3 Jun 1764 - Kilbarchan, Renfrewshire, , Scotland
Death2 Feb 1850 - Upper Stewiacke, Colchester, Nova Scotia, Canada
MotherMary McVicar
FatherJohn Smith

Born in Kilbarchan, Renfrewshire, , Scotland on 3 Jun 1764 to John Smith and Mary McVicar. Mary SMITH married William Cox and had 10 children. She passed away on 2 Feb 1850 in Upper Stewiacke, Colchester, Nova Scotia, Canada.

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Parents
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John Smith
1742 - 1818
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Mary Mcvicar
1747 - 1823
Spouse(s)
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William Cox
1757 - 1844
Children Show all
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William Cox
1804 - 1879
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Eleanor Cox
1788 - 1813
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Mary Cox
1791 - 1813
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John Cox
1796 - 1867
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Charles E Cox
1798 - 1881
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Daniel Smith Cox
1786 - 1873
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George Cox
1810 - 1860
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Hugh Graham Cox
1801 - 1895
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Jane Cox
1793 - 1817
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Samuel Cox
1806 - 1842

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