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Nancy Ellen Smith

Birth25 Apr 1874 - Mississippi
Death15 Sep 1966 - Memphis, Shelby, Tennessee
MotherSarah Catherine McRaney
FatherCharles M Smith

Born in Mississippi on 25 Apr 1874 to Charles M Smith and Sarah Catherine McRaney. Nancy Ellen Smith married Henry Columbus Daughdrill and had 6 children. She passed away on 15 Sep 1966 in Memphis, Shelby, Tennessee.

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Parents
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Charles M Smith
1846 - 1910
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Sarah Catherine Mcraney
1850 - 1926
Spouse(s)
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Henry Columbus Daughdrill
1871 - 1941
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Eva Christine Daughdrill
1899 - 1993
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Alva Ellen Daughdrill
1902 - 1997
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Eula V. Daughdrill
1910 - 1977
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Sara Gladys Daughdrill
1901 - 1985
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Felix Herbert Daughdrill
1904 - 2000
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Henry Ford Daughdrill
1906 - Unknown

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