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Nathan Smith

Birth22 MAR 1763 - Vermont
Death1 May 1835 - New Haven, Addison, Vermont, USA
MotherHannah Whelpley
FatherNathan Smith

Born in Vermont on 22 MAR 1763 to Nathan Smith and Hannah Whelpley. Nathan Smith married Abigail Eldredge and had 14 children. He passed away on 1 May 1835 in New Haven, Addison, Vermont, USA.

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Parents
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Nathan Smith
1740 - 1795
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Hannah Whelpley
1744 - 1799
Spouse(s)
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Abigail Eldredge
1770 - 1835
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Lydia Eldredge
1767 - 1859
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Abigail Eldredge
1770 - 1835
Children Show all
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Pierpont Edward Smith
1800 - 1884
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John Eldridge Smith
1792 - 1801
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John L Smith
Unknown - 1808
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Cornelia Smith
1791 - Unknown
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Sally Blagden Smith
1793 - 1819
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Betsy Eldredge Smith
1795 - 1849
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Charles Lee Smith
1803 - Unknown
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Lucia Smith
1806 - 1846
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Charles Lee Smith
1803 - 1871
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John Eldredge Smith
1829 - 1891
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Lydia Lucia Smith
Unknown - Unknown
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Nathaniel Smith
1791 - 1863
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John Charles Smith
1792 - Unknown
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3 Smith
Unknown - Unknown

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