Quitman Stratton Smith

Birth6 Aug 1872 - Rankin, MS

Death31 Mar 1952 - Bossier, LA ;;; buried at Greenwood Cemetery; ,Caddo Parish, LA

MotherArabella Mandy Stratton

FatherIsham Andrew Jackson Smith

Born in Rankin, MS on 6 Aug 1872 to Isham Andrew Jackson Smith and Arabella Mandy Stratton. Quitman Stratton Smith married Della Alma Miller and had 12 children. He passed away on 31 Mar 1952 in Bossier, LA ;;; buried at Greenwood Cemetery; ,Caddo Parish, LA.

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Parents

Isham Andrew Jackson Smith
1835 - 1886

Arabella Mandy Stratton
1836 - 1919

Spouse(s)

Della Alma Miller
1876 - Unknown

Ola Smith
1889 - 1973

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Arabelle "Bell" (Smith) Neely
1909 - 1980

Isham Smith
1908 - 1981

Willie Smith
1896 - Unknown

Andie Milner Smith
1910 - Unknown

Henry O Smith
1904 - Unknown

Mollie Evadee Smith
1898 - 1981

William Thomas Smith
1894 - 1973

Van Otis Smith
1896 - 1981

Frank Smith
1912 - 1979

Geraldine Smith
1915 - 1978

Automar Smith
1903 - Unknown

Molly E Smith
1903 - Unknown

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