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Permelia Smith

Birth5 December 1821 - Wabash County, Illinois, USA
Death17 Oct 1890 - Gibson County, Indiana, USA
MotherLucinda McIntosh
FatherAsa Putnam Smith

Born in Wabash County, Illinois, USA on 5 December 1821 to Asa Putnam Smith and Lucinda McIntosh. Permelia Smith married David Detrick Lamon and had 11 children. She passed away on 17 Oct 1890 in Gibson County, Indiana, USA.

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Parents
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Asa Putnam Smith
1783 - 1865
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Lucinda Mcintosh
1803 - 1880
Spouse(s)
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David Detrick Lamon
1818 - 1904
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John Julius Lamon
1849 - 1891
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Harriett Isabelle Lamon
1857 - 1942
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Elam Willard Lamon
1864 - 1929
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James E. Lamon
1859 - 1944
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Uriah Allen Lamon
1854 - 1945
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Caroline M Lamon
Unknown - Unknown
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George Calvin Lamon
1851 - 1891
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Levi Lamon
1869 - 1880
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Lewis Putnam Lamon
1844 - Unknown
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Joseph Zebulon Lamon
1842 - 1892
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Mary Lamon
1861 - Unknown

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