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Smith Llewellyn

Birth7 October 1849 - Morgan County, Tennessee, USA
Death12 July 1904 - Knox County, Tennessee, USA
MotherNancy Wallace
FatherWilliam Llewellyn

Born in Morgan County, Tennessee, USA on 7 October 1849 to William Llewellyn and Nancy Wallace. Smith Llewellyn married Sarah E. J. Tilson and had 10 children. He passed away on 12 July 1904 in Knox County, Tennessee, USA.

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William Llewellyn
1809 - 1897
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Nancy Wallace
1810 - 1896
Spouse(s)
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Sarah E. J. Tilson
1848 - 1903
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John Franklin Llewellyn
1889 - 1971
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Sallie D Llewellyn
1884 - 1905
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Susan I Llewellyn
1886 - Unknown
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Rebecca Llewellyn
1869 - 1908
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James Harris Lewellyn
1876 - 1941
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William R. Llewellyn
1870 - Unknown
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Joseph Steed Llewellyn
1878 - 1934
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Mary E. V. Llewellyn
1880 - 1884
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Henderson Smith Llewellyn
1872 - 1904
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Charles S. Llewellyn
1871 - 1935

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