Salena E. Smith

Birth25 Aug 1850 - Hampton, South Carolina, United States

Death20 JUN 1904 - bu. Smith Cemetery,,opposite Mill Creek Church,SC

MotherElizabeth Posey Hamilton

FatherGeorge Washington Smith

Born in Hampton, South Carolina, United States on 25 Aug 1850 to George Washington Smith and Elizabeth Posey Hamilton. Salena E. Smith married Winborn Lawrence Smith and had 11 children. She passed away on 20 JUN 1904 in bu. Smith Cemetery,,opposite Mill Creek Church,SC.

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Parents

George Washington Smith
1810 - 1871

Elizabeth Posey Hamilton
1817 - 1880

Spouse(s)

Winborn Lawrence Smith
1846 - 1912

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Mamie Sue Smith
1876 - 1938

Ella Smith
1871 - 1933

Beulah Elizabeth "Missy" Smith
1885 - 1973

John Franklin Smith
1874 - 1897

Winbon Capers Smith
1879 - 1904

Daltie W. Smith
1887 - 1960

Hilda P Smith
1890 - 1904

Birdie Cone Smith
1891 - 1958

William Hamilton Smith
1881 - 1947

Josiah V Smith
1885 - Unknown

Dollie W. Smith
1887 - Unknown

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