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Minerva Ann Smith

Birth27 February 1834 - Barren County, Kentucky, USA
Death21 February 1913 - Altamont, Daviess County, Missouri, USA
MotherMary Johnston
FatherHugh Smith

Born in Barren County, Kentucky, USA on 27 February 1834 to Hugh Smith and Mary Johnston. Minerva Ann Smith married Andrew S Smith and had 12 children. She passed away on 21 February 1913 in Altamont, Daviess County, Missouri, USA.

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Hugh Smith
1805 - 1877
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Mary Johnston
1807 - 1882
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Andrew S Smith
1820 - 1892
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Dorothy C "Dollie" Smith
1861 - 1937
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Hugh Delbert "Dell" Smith
1869 - 1949
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Cora Ellen Smith
1865 - 1955
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Nannie Davis Smith
1870 - 1940
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Sarah B Smith
1858 - 1862
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Nellie A Smith
1864 - 1877
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Sidney M Smith
1860 - 1861
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Mary A Smith
1856 - 1857
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Andrew Nevada "Vada" Smith
1872 - 1961
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William Goldstone Smith
1857 - 1872
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Dell Smith
1869 - Unknown
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Vada Smith
1873 - Unknown

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