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Ras Smith

Birth30 June 1876 - Bethel, Giles County, Tennessee, United States of America
Death10 Apr 1941 - Franklin Co. TX, USA
MotherArthusa "Susie" G Johnson
FatherSamuel Bryant Smith

Born in Bethel, Giles County, Tennessee, United States of America on 30 June 1876 to Samuel Bryant Smith and Arthusa "Susie" G Johnson. Ras Smith married Willie Mittie Morrow and had 10 children. He passed away on 10 Apr 1941 in Franklin Co. TX, USA.

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Parents
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Samuel Bryant Smith
1856 - 1935
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Arthusa "Susie" G Johnson
1857 - 1945
Spouse(s)
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Willie Mittie Morrow
1884 - 1974
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Valera Smith
1908 - 1983
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James V Smith
1918 - 1964
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Gerald Leon Smith
1910 - 1980
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Dema Katherine Smith
1903 - 1987
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Ardena Smith
1905 - 1987
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Wanda Maxine Smith
1926 - 1995
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Irvis Houston Smith
1914 - 1996
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Doris Modene Smith
1921 - 2009
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Ira Boyd Smith
1923 - 1973
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Billie/billy Ray Smith
1924 - Unknown

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