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Sarah Smith

Birth30 Oct 1757 - Acton, Middlesex, Massachusetts, United States
Death28 Apr 1813 - Lempster, Sullivan, New Hampshire
MotherSarah Raymond
FatherThomas Smith

Born in Acton, Middlesex, Massachusetts, United States on 30 Oct 1757 to Thomas Smith and Sarah Raymond. Sarah Smith married David Penney and had 9 children. She passed away on 28 Apr 1813 in Lempster, Sullivan, New Hampshire.

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Parents
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Thomas Smith
1727 - 1758
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Sarah Raymond
1730 - 1816
Spouse(s)
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David Penney
1760 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Sylvanus Fuller
1806 - 1891
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Benoni Fuller
1813 - 1892
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Sarah Fuller
1793 - 1835
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Rebecca Fuller
1800 - 1881
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Susanna Fuller
1791 - 1866
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Sylvia Fuller
1809 - 1840
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Asenath Fuller
1802 - 1812
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Sabrina Fuller
1798 - 1876
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Bethia Fuller
1788 - 1826

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