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Samuel John Smith

Birth19 Aug 1849 - Simpson, , Oklahoma, USA
Death9 APR 1923 - Fulton, AR
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Born in Simpson, , Oklahoma, USA on 19 Aug 1849. Samuel John Smith married Elizabeth Tiner and had 10 children. He passed away on 9 APR 1923 in Fulton, AR.

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Elizabeth Tiner
1861 - 1944
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Sylvia Arinda Smith
1894 - 1993
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Henry Clay Smith
1890 - 1972
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Noah Smith
1895 - 1971
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Samuel "Sam" Alonzo Smith
1901 - 1987
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Mary O. Smith
1889 - 1975
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Sarah Ella Smith
1892 - 1972
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Reece G Smith
1898 - 1964
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Nola Bell Smith
1898 - Unknown
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Retha Smith
1898 - Unknown
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Silver H Smith
1894 - Unknown

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