McLemore Peter Smith

Birth20 Dec 1875 - Cedar Creek, Cumberland, North Carolina, USA

Death25 JAN 1955 - Salemburg, Sampson, North Carolina

MotherSophia E Thagard

FatherPeter McLemore Smith

Born in Cedar Creek, Cumberland, North Carolina, USA on 20 Dec 1875 to Peter McLemore Smith and Sophia E Thagard. McLemore Peter Smith married Elizabeth Louise "Bettie Mae" Melvin and had 12 children. He passed away on 25 JAN 1955 in Salemburg, Sampson, North Carolina.

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Parents

Peter Mclemore Smith
1831 - 1908

Sophia E Thagard
1837 - 1877

Spouse(s)

Elizabeth Louise "Bettie Mae" Melvin
1878 - 1962

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Erna Hesba Smith
1902 - 1983

Vander Brunt Smith
1897 - 1957

Frontis Hulen Smith
1909 - 1941

Hattie Louise "Louise" Smith
1907 - 1982

Kirby Saphire Smith
1896 - 1980

Esther Melvin Smith
1911 - 1983

Jeff N Smith
1899 - 1981

Francis Larue Smith
1916 - 1959

Thelbert Porter Smith
1904 - 1905

Bonnie Gertrude Smith
1913 - 2000

Elbert Porter Smith
1918 - 1918

Mildred Adelle Smith
1920 - 2005

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