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Ralph DeVillo Smith

Birth11 Apr 1856 - La Crosse, La Crosse County Wisconsin, USA
Death4 Mar 1927 - Minneapolis, Hennepin County Minnesota, USA
MotherHannah L Farnham
FatherJohn Allen Smith

Born in La Crosse, La Crosse County Wisconsin, USA on 11 Apr 1856 to John Allen Smith and Hannah L Farnham. Ralph DeVillo Smith married Amelia D Fluent and had 5 children. He passed away on 4 Mar 1927 in Minneapolis, Hennepin County Minnesota, USA.

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John Allen Smith
1819 - 1883
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Hannah L Farnham
1836 - 1887
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Amelia D Fluent
1857 - 1931
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Jesse R. Smith
1888 - 1972
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Mabel Jane Smith
1878 - 1964
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Lois Beth Smith
1895 - 1983
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Lena (Leno) Loretta Smith
1880 - 1955
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Harry Leroy Smith
1891 - 1960

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