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Nancy Smith

Birth6 Sep 1800 - Pawlet, Rutland, Vermont, USA
Death28 Mar 1885 - Metamora, Fulton, Ohio, USA
MotherEunice Winchester
FatherWhiting. Smith

Born in Pawlet, Rutland, Vermont, USA on 6 Sep 1800 to Whiting. Smith and Eunice Winchester. Nancy Smith married Reuben Treadway and had 13 children. She passed away on 28 Mar 1885 in Metamora, Fulton, Ohio, USA.

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Parents
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Whiting. Smith
1772 - 1840
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Eunice Winchester
1776 - 1855
Spouse(s)
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Reuben Treadway
1803 - 1888
Children Show all
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Mary Alice Tredway
1829 - 1872
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Almira Treadway
1842 - 1931
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Sally Sarah Treadway
1826 - 1897
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Caroline Melissa Treadway
1828 - 1900
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Adna Tredway
1839 - 1926
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Benjamin Stacy Treadway
1832 - 1896
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Cornelia Treadway
1844 - 1912
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Martin Vanburen Treadway
1837 - 1864
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George W Tredway
1834 - 1913
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Horace Tredway
1841 - 1928
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Porter Treadway
1830 - 1831
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Ann Eliza Treadway
1846 - 1857
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Myra Bailey
1843 - Unknown

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