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Robert Burns Smith

Birth1853 - Kilbarchan, Renfrewshire, Scotland
DeathNot Available - Thompsonville, Connecticut
MotherElizabeth Scobbie
FatherRobert Smith

Born in Kilbarchan, Renfrewshire, Scotland on 1853 to Robert Smith and Elizabeth Scobbie. Robert Burns Smith married Elizabeth B McCrone and had 7 children. He passed away in Thompsonville, Connecticut.

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Robert Smith
1828 - 1882
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Elizabeth Scobbie
1830 - 1900
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Elizabeth B Mccrone
1852 - 1921
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George E Smith
1897 - Unknown
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Agnes B. Smith
1881 - Unknown
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Berthia Smith
1886 - Unknown
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Robert M. Smith
1891 - Unknown
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Jessie May Smith
1885 - 1951
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Morton R. Smith
1887 - Unknown
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Wilbur D. Smith
1889 - Unknown

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