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Sallie Baxter

Birth29 Apr 1805 - Greene, Georgia, United States
Death6 Sep 1874 - Sumner, TN
MotherCatherine Hardridge
FatherJeremiah Baxter

Born in Greene, Georgia, United States on 29 Apr 1805 to Jeremiah Baxter and Catherine Hardridge. Sallie Baxter married Edmund Byers Smith, MD and had 12 children. She passed away on 6 Sep 1874 in Sumner, TN.

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Parents
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Jeremiah Baxter
1777 - 1833
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Catherine Hardridge
1778 - 1844
Spouse(s)
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Edmund Byers Smith, Md
1798 - 1876
Children Show all
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Virginia B. Smith
1836 - 1883
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Col Baxter F. Smith
1832 - 1919
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Almedia W. Smith Savely
1848 - 1919
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Harriet Susan Smith
1845 - 1935
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Almira Catharine Smith
1831 - 1909
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Margaret Victoria Smith
1842 - 1925
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John Smith
1838 - Unknown
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Sarah A. Smith
1840 - Unknown
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Nancy T. Smith
1841 - Unknown
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Samuel L. Smith
1828 - Unknown
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Martha J. Smith
1826 - 1901
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Almedia Francis Graves
1848 - 1919

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