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Samuel Smith

Birth1654 - Smithtown, Suffolk Co., NY
Death2 Apr 1717 - Smithtown, Suffolk, New York, USA
MotherSarah (Folger) Hammond
FatherRichard "Bull" Smythe/Smith

Born in Smithtown, Suffolk Co., NY on 1654 to Richard "Bull" Smythe/Smith and Sarah (Folger) Hammond. Samuel Smith married Hannah Perring Longbotham (Smith) and had 7 children. He passed away on 2 Apr 1717 in Smithtown, Suffolk, New York, USA.

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Parents
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Richard "Bull" Smythe/smith
1613 - 1692
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Sarah (Folger) Hammond
1623 - 1708
Spouse(s)
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Hannah Perring Longbotham (Smith)
1656 - 1717
Children Show all
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Obadiah Smith
1687 - 1765
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Mary Smith
1700 - 1773
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Phebe Smith
1689 - 1732
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Anna Smith
1717 - 1782
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Anna Matilda "Bull" Smith
Unknown - Unknown
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Hannah Smith
1698 - 1765
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Richard Smith
1696 - 1766

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