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Smith Collier

BirthAbt. 1818 - Orange county, Virginia, United States
Death1898 - Greene, Virginia, United States
MotherFrancis 'Fanney' Marshall
FatherMartin Collier

Born in Orange county, Virginia, United States on Abt. 1818 to Martin Collier and Francis 'Fanney' Marshall. Smith Collier married Frances "Fannie" McDaniel and had 9 children. He passed away on 1898 in Greene, Virginia, United States.

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Parents
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Martin Collier
1795 - 1867
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Francis 'Fanney' Marshall
1796 - 1822
Spouse(s)
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Frances "Fannie" Mcdaniel
1830 - 1910
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Sallie Sally Morris
1820 - Unknown
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Rebecca Ann Breeden
1860 - 1939
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John H Collier
1851 - 1933
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William Durrett Collier
1856 - 1925
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Wesley Collier
1864 - 1942
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Louisa Collier
1853 - 1883
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Quentin Hume "Quincey" Collier
1867 - 1954
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Ardista Collier
1861 - 1951
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Lonian Collier
1854 - 1934
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Frances "Fannie" Columbia "Lum" Collier
1867 - Unknown

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