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Nannie Bathsheba Smith

Birth21 October 1867 - Pitt County, North Carolina, United States of America
Death16 Jan 1943 - Farmville, Pitt County, North Carolina, USA
MotherNannie Cobb
FatherJesse Sparkman Smith

Born in Pitt County, North Carolina, United States of America on 21 October 1867 to Jesse Sparkman Smith and Nannie Cobb. Nannie Bathsheba Smith had 12 children. She passed away on 16 Jan 1943 in Farmville, Pitt County, North Carolina, USA.

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Jesse Sparkman Smith
1813 - 1885
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Nannie Cobb
1842 - 1869
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John Hardy Flanagan
1888 - 1924
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Alfred Jay Flanagan
1899 - 1978
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Nannie Ruberta Flanagan
1890 - 1978
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Myrtle D Flanagan
1886 - 1950
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Samuel Morrill Flanagan
1902 - 1977
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Seba Elizabeth Flanagan
1907 - 1985
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Leon Smith Flanagan
1895 - 1959
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Thelma Errington Flanagan
1896 - 1996
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Claudius Archibald Flanagan
1885 - 1923
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Ruby Lyndell Flanagan
1898 - 1900
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Carmen Urcle Flanagan
1891 - 1916
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May Belle Flanagan
1893 - 1964

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