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Rachel Smith

Birth17 August 1719 - Laurens County, South Carolina, United States of America
Death1791 - Laurens, South Carolina
MotherAnne Cary Alexander Lawson Smith
FatherJohn SMITH

Born in Laurens County, South Carolina, United States of America on 17 August 1719 to John SMITH and Anne Cary Alexander Lawson Smith. Rachel Smith married William Griffin and had 14 children. She passed away on 1791 in Laurens, South Carolina.

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Parents
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John Smith
1690 - 1727
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Anne Cary Alexander Lawson Smith
1700 - 1748
Spouse(s)
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William Griffin
1719 - 1791
Children Show all
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Maj John Taylor Griffin
1745 - 1780
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Jane Griffin D/owm
1771 - 1851
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James Griffin
1753 - 1836
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Joseph Griffin
1767 - 1851
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Frances Griffin Mcateer
1750 - 1803
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William Griffin
1740 - 1800
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Mary Griffin
1738 - 1806
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Joseph Griffin
1756 - Unknown
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Nancy Griffin
1745 - 1821
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Michael Griffin
1758 - 1808
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Katy Griffin
1773 - Unknown
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Nancy Anna Griffin
1740 - 1792
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John Thomas Griffin
1740 - 1815
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Margaret (Peggy) Griffin
1761 - 1837

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