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Sallie E Smith

Birth25 December 1869 - Red Fork, Desha, Arkansas, USA
Death2 Dec 1940 - Gordonville, Grayson, Texas, United States
MotherElizabeth Goodman
FatherBenjamin Franklin Smith

Born in Red Fork, Desha, Arkansas, USA on 25 December 1869 to Benjamin Franklin Smith and Elizabeth Goodman. Sallie E Smith married James Newton Rodgers and had 8 children. She passed away on 2 Dec 1940 in Gordonville, Grayson, Texas, United States.

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Benjamin Franklin Smith
1844 - 1923
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Elizabeth Goodman
1846 - 1880
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James Newton Rodgers
1859 - 1938
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William Otto "Slim" Rodgers
1903 - 1969
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Allie Mae Rodgers
1899 - 1989
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Mary Azalea Rodgers
1901 - 1987
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Ora Pearl Rodgers
1891 - 1924
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Edward H Rodgers
1897 - 1965
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Lessie Estelle Rodgers
1907 - 1936
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Beulah D Rodgers
1889 - 1965
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Cecil James Rodgers
1904 - 1988

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