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Sally Smith

Birth10 Nov 1774 - Vermont, United States
Death6 Oct 1851 - Shaftsbury, Bennington, Vermont, United States
MotherRebecca Goodrich
FatherGideon Smith

Born in Vermont, United States on 10 Nov 1774 to Gideon Smith and Rebecca Goodrich. Sally Smith married Nathaniel Ames and had 13 children. She passed away on 6 Oct 1851 in Shaftsbury, Bennington, Vermont, United States.

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Parents
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Gideon Smith
1736 - 1813
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Rebecca Goodrich
1731 - 1826
Spouse(s)
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Nathaniel Ames
1773 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Samuel Ames
1794 - 1876
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Martin Ames
1811 - 1863
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Nathaniel Ames
1802 - 1878
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Sarah Ames
1818 - 1869
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Rachael Ames Bixby
1799 - 1881
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William M Ames
1809 - 1890
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John Ames
1796 - 1867
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Benjamin Austin Ames
1816 - 1880
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Smith Ames
1798 - 1807
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Joseph Parker Ames
1813 - 1887
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Franklin Ames
1803 - 1880
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Mary Polly Ames
1805 - 1881
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Amelia Ames
1800 - 1875

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