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Robert Smith

Birth11 Mar 1817 - Sunfish, Pike, Ohio, United States
Death27 Jul 1873 - Sunfish, Pike, Ohio, United States
MotherLydia Mustard
FatherWilliam McAlevy Smith

Born in Sunfish, Pike, Ohio, United States on 11 Mar 1817 to William McAlevy Smith and Lydia Mustard. Robert Smith married Frances "Fanny" Shanks and had 12 children. He passed away on 27 Jul 1873 in Sunfish, Pike, Ohio, United States.

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Parents
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William Mcalevy Smith
1791 - 1862
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Lydia Mustard
1793 - 1847
Spouse(s)
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Frances "Fanny" Shanks
1824 - 1879
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Eva Jane Smith
1848 - 1878
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John H. Smith
1846 - 1928
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Rachel S. Smith
1855 - 1917
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Robert Jerome Smith
1863 - 1930
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George Washington Smith
1844 - 1930
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Nancy Caroline Smith
1859 - 1921
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James Harrison Smith
1868 - 1924
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Joseph Milton Smith
1866 - 1935
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William J. Smith
1849 - 1927
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Calvin Smith
1852 - 1917
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Mary L. (Eliza) Smith
1862 - 1862
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Lydia A Smith
1857 - 1858

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