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Paschall Josiah Pock Smith

Birth17 Feb 1852 - Georgia, USA
Death15 Jan 1919 - Washington, Wilkes county, Georgia, USA
MotherAnn Elizabeth Moore
FatherWilliam A. Smith

Born in Georgia, USA on 17 Feb 1852 to William A. Smith and Ann Elizabeth Moore. Paschall Josiah Pock Smith married Frances Burrell "Fannie" Brooks and had 11 children. He passed away on 15 Jan 1919 in Washington, Wilkes county, Georgia, USA.

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Parents
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William A. Smith
1822 - Unknown
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Ann Elizabeth Moore
1831 - 1917
Spouse(s)
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Frances Burrell "Fannie" Brooks
1855 - 1921
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Frances Henrietta "Hallie" Smith
1889 - 1977
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Rosamond Abigail Smith
1881 - 1937
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Eunice Isabelle "Eunie" "Granade" Smith
1894 - 1964
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George Mulligan Smith
1892 - 1950
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Charles Clarence Smith
1877 - 1960
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John William Smith
1875 - 1912
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Currie Smith
1894 - Unknown
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Paschall Simpson Smith
1897 - 1918
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Ida Mae "Mccleskey" Smith
1887 - 1960
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Annie Louise Smith
1883 - 1968
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Roselyn Smith
1882 - Unknown

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