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PATIENCE E. BALLINGER

Birth1759 - Frederick County, Virginia, USA
DeathMarch 23, 1835 - Beaver Creek, Greene, Ohio, USA
MotherElizabeth Taylor
FatherJosiah Ballinger

Born in Frederick County, Virginia, USA on 1759 to Josiah Ballinger and Elizabeth Taylor. PATIENCE E. BALLINGER married Jacob H SMITH 1753 and had 14 children. She passed away on March 23, 1835 in Beaver Creek, Greene, Ohio, USA.

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Parents
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Josiah Ballinger
1728 - 1799
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Elizabeth Taylor
1738 - 1787
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Jacob H Smith 1753
1753 - 1819
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Joseph Smith
1783 - 1871
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Anna Smith
1782 - 1859
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Lydia Smith
1788 - 1869
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Josiah Ballinger Smith
1787 - 1867
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John Smith
1780 - 1852
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Hannah Smith
1793 - 1865
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Mary "Polly" Smith
1785 - 1829
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Elizabeth Smith
1777 - 1835
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Jacob Smith
1791 - 1834
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Seth Smith
1798 - 1849
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Isaac S Smith
1795 - 1857
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Rachel Smith
1778 - 1858
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Sarah J Smith (Snyder)
1789 - 1862
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Charles Smith
1786 - 1864

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