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Sarah E. smith

BirthDec 1848 - Kentucky
Deathbefore 1910 - Not Available
MotherMildred Ann Hammonds
FatherGeorge Willis Smith

Born in Kentucky on Dec 1848 to George Willis Smith and Mildred Ann Hammonds. Sarah E. smith married Sanford Ambrose Hammons and had 8 children. She passed away on before 1910.

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Parents
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George Willis Smith
1825 - 1909
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Mildred Ann Hammonds
1828 - 1879
Spouse(s)
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Sanford Ambrose Hammons
1843 - 1927
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George William Hammond
1869 - 1952
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John R Hammonds
1872 - 1965
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Austin B. Hamonds
1878 - Unknown
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Francis N. Hamonds
1874 - Unknown
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Margaret Dews
1876 - 1916
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Margaret Annie Hamonds
1879 - Unknown
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Andy Hammons
1878 - Unknown
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Early Hammons
1886 - Unknown

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