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Sarah E Smith

BirthJul 1869 - Rockingham County, Virginia, United States
Death1930 - Rockingham County, Virginia, USA
MotherSophia J "Lifey" Collier
FatherEmanuel Lawson

Born in Rockingham County, Virginia, United States on Jul 1869 to Emanuel Lawson and Sophia J "Lifey" Collier. Sarah E Smith married Robert Charles MORRIS and had 11 children. She passed away on 1930 in Rockingham County, Virginia, USA.

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Parents
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Emanuel Lawson
1839 - Unknown
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Sophia J "Lifey" Collier
1842 - 1912
Spouse(s)
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Robert Charles Morris
1870 - 1931
Children Show all
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Anna Mary Morris
1894 - 1975
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John Robert "Johnnie" Morris
1912 - 1988
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John C Morris
1907 - Unknown
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Ernest Morris
1907 - 1982
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Johnnie Morris
1895 - Unknown
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Julia May Morris
1905 - 1993
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Mannie Morris
1913 - 1988
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Betty Morris
1903 - 1927
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Gracie Lee Morris
1905 - 1952
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Lucy Morris
1899 - Unknown
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Edward Ewell Morris
1892 - 1940

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