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Robert C Smith

Birth25 Oct 1852 - Stokes Co., N. C
Death10 Nov 1930 - Mayodan, Rockingham, North Carolina, USA
MotherMartha Shriver
FatherCalvin (Callender) Smith

Born in Stokes Co., N. C on 25 Oct 1852 to Calvin (Callender) Smith and Martha Shriver. Robert C Smith married Mintora Richardson "minnie" Smith and had 9 children. He passed away on 10 Nov 1930 in Mayodan, Rockingham, North Carolina, USA.

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Calvin (Callender) Smith
1822 - 1894
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Martha Shriver
1825 - 1883
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Mintora Richardson "Minnie" Smith
1865 - 1944
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Sallie Fairy Smith
1888 - 1988
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Annie M Smith
1904 - 1998
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Gideon Thomas Smith
1897 - 1967
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Lillie Smith Matthews
1892 - 1973
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John William Smith
1882 - 1974
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Robert Hunter "Hunt" Smith
1886 - 1980
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Charles Graham Smith
1895 - 1981
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Frank Jackson Smith
1901 - 1924
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Nora M Smith
1886 - Unknown

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