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Nathan Albert Smith

Birth7 Jul 1812 - Virginia
Death4 Sep 1862 - Lynville, Giles, Tennessee, United States
MotherJane Cosby Yancey
FatherSkelton Smith

Born in Virginia on 7 Jul 1812 to Skelton Smith and Jane Cosby Yancey. Nathan Albert Smith married Elizabeth Frances BROWN and had 13 children. He passed away on 4 Sep 1862 in Lynville, Giles, Tennessee, United States.

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Skelton Smith
1762 - 1838
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Jane Cosby Yancey
1778 - 1860
Spouse(s)
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Elizabeth Frances Brown
1817 - 1892
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Owen Samuel Smith
1846 - 1928
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Elizabeth Angeline Smith
1838 - 1920
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Charles Venable Smith
1860 - 1942
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Sally Janette Smith
1856 - Unknown
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Nathan Albert Smith
1851 - 1919
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William Calvin Smith
1849 - 1915
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Susan Ann Smith
1844 - 1873
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David James Smith
1842 - Unknown
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Rhoda Frances Smith
1854 - Unknown
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George Thomas Smith
1840 - 1855
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Baby Girl Smith
1853 - Unknown
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Sarah Smith
1853 - 1853
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Elizabeth Smith
1859 - Unknown

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