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Silas Smith

Birth16 Oct 1804 - Georgia, Franklin, Vermont, United States
Death11 Aug 1881 - Georgia, Franklin, Vermont, United States
MotherFila Hayward
FatherSilas Edward Smith

Born in Georgia, Franklin, Vermont, United States on 16 Oct 1804 to Silas Edward Smith and Fila Hayward. Silas Smith married Sarah Pauline Blaisdell and had 7 children. He passed away on 11 Aug 1881 in Georgia, Franklin, Vermont, United States.

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Silas Edward Smith
1769 - 1836
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Fila Hayward
1774 - 1828
Spouse(s)
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Sarah Pauline Blaisdell
1829 - 1891
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Ransom Jed Smith
1839 - 1900
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Caroline Jane Smith
1832 - 1896
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Armida M Smith
1834 - 1877
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Anna M Smith
1850 - Unknown
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Emmaroy Or Emeroy "Emily" M. Smith
1829 - 1906
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Fredericka Smith
1853 - Unknown
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Joseph Smith
1861 - Unknown

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