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Pheobe Ida Smith

BirthNovember 1836 - Baldwin Co., Alabama, USA
Death1915 - New Mexico, United States
MotherJean Merrill
FatherCornelius Smith

Born in Baldwin Co., Alabama, USA on November 1836 to Cornelius Smith and Jean Merrill. Pheobe Ida Smith married Jesse B. Hadley and had 11 children. She passed away on 1915 in New Mexico, United States.

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Parents
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Cornelius Smith
1787 - 1850
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Jean Merrill
1796 - 1851
Spouse(s)
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Jesse B. Hadley
1812 - 1899
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Jesse Cornelius Hadley
1854 - 1926
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Susan Hadley
1871 - 1962
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Cynthia Alice Hadley
1870 - 1922
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Nancy Frances Hadley
1863 - 1909
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Simon Hadley
1869 - 1894
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Robert K Hadley
1864 - 1935
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Ida Hadley
1875 - 1940
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Margaret Ann "Maggie" Hadley
1861 - 1920
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Amos Merrill Hadley
1858 - 1938
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John William Hadley
1852 - 1870
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Lilly B. Hadley
1881 - 1900

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