Nicholas Smith

Birth1690 - Cumberland, Cumberland, Virginia, United States

Death1810 - Franklin, Georgia, United States

MotherJudith Ann Anderson

FatherAmbrose Joshua Smith, Capt, VA Militia, RW, Esquire, Justice of the Peace,- IMMIGRANT

Born in Cumberland, Cumberland, Virginia, United States on 1690 to Ambrose Joshua Smith, Capt, VA Militia, RW, Esquire, Justice of the Peace,- IMMIGRANT and Judith Ann Anderson. Nicholas Smith married Sarah Smith and had 7 children. He passed away on 1810 in Franklin, Georgia, United States.

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Parents

Ambrose Joshua Smith, Capt, Va Militia, Rw, Esquire, Justice Of The Peace,- Immigrant
1703 - 1758

Judith Ann Anderson
1675 - 1750

Spouse(s)

Sarah Smith
1700 - Unknown

Mary Smith Mcarthur
1706 - 1761

Sarah Gwyn
1695 - 1734

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Nathan Smith (American Revolution)
1730 - 1810

Zachariah Smith
1734 - 1812

Nathan Smith
1729 - 1782

Jemima Bailey
1731 - 1822

Jenny Bailey
1731 - 1768

Elizabeth (Lisbeth) Smith
1734 - 1800

Jemima Jenny Smith
1725 - 1768

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