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Orpha Althea Smith

Birth30 March 1852 - Sylvan, Washtenaw, Michigan
Death23 August 1907 - Dimondale, Eaton County, Michigan, USA
MotherArminda E. Snyder
FatherWilliam Amos Smith

Born in Sylvan, Washtenaw, Michigan on 30 March 1852 to William Amos Smith and Arminda E. Snyder. Orpha Althea Smith had 10 children. She passed away on 23 August 1907 in Dimondale, Eaton County, Michigan, USA.

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William Amos Smith
1831 - 1917
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Arminda E. Snyder
1833 - 1912
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Geno Althea Bateman
1888 - 1971
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Albert N Bateman
1869 - 1932
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Bernice M Bateman
1896 - 1972
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William J Bateman
1871 - 1954
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Leonard Tompkin "Len" Bateman
1877 - 1951
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Emma Myria Bateman
1881 - 1962
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Clara A. Bateman
1873 - 1943
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Minne Margarita Aldrich
1883 - 1949
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Daniel Hamlin Bateman
1876 - 1940
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Jennie S Bateman
1879 - 1973

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