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Silas Smith

Birth15 Feb 1802 - Pendleton, Pickens County, South Carolina, USA
DeathBef. 27 Jul 1878 - James, Tennessee, United States
MotherLettice Nicoll Wyatt
FatherNimrod Smith

Born in Pendleton, Pickens County, South Carolina, USA on 15 Feb 1802 to Nimrod Smith and Lettice Nicoll Wyatt. Silas Smith married Nancy Virginia Swain and had 10 children. He passed away on Bef. 27 Jul 1878 in James, Tennessee, United States.

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Parents
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Nimrod Smith
1767 - 1846
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Lettice Nicoll Wyatt
1771 - 1820
Spouse(s)
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Nancy Virginia Swain
1797 - 1863
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Susan Bayless
1822 - 1880
Children Show all
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Caleb Wyatt Smith
1831 - 1908
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Nancy Evicey Smith
1837 - 1880
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Nimrod Newton Smith
1827 - 1864
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Margaret Almiry Smith
1839 - 1918
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Jesse Willson Wm John Smith
1833 - 1877
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M Elizabeth Smith
1829 - 1830
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John James Swain Smith
1825 - 1845
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Letisha Jane Smith
1834 - 1837
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William Silas Smith
1835 - 1837
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Baby Boy Smith
1826 - 1826

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