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Stephen S. Smith

Birth03 Apr 1803 - Spartanburg County, South Carolina
Death12 April 1873 - Clay County, Alabama
MotherElizabeth Ann Betsy Smith
FatherWilliam Basil Smith

Born in Spartanburg County, South Carolina on 03 Apr 1803 to William Basil Smith and Elizabeth Ann Betsy Smith. Stephen S. Smith married Nancy Whatley and had 12 children. He passed away on 12 April 1873 in Clay County, Alabama.

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William Basil Smith
1780 - 1856
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Elizabeth Ann Betsy Smith
1787 - 1880
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Nancy Whatley
1811 - 1902
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Marcus Martin Smith
1850 - 1934
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Elizabeth Betsy Ann Smith
1832 - 1892
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Martha Ann Smith
1834 - 1912
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John Almon Smith
1854 - 1924
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William Taylor Smith
1847 - 1917
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Wiley Madison Smith
1858 - 1929
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Miles L. Smith
1828 - 1905
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James H Smith
1825 - 1864
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Lovie Louise Smith
1844 - 1935
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Hiram John "Jack" Smith
1839 - 1862
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Mary Jane Smith
1843 - Unknown
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Levi A. Smith
1827 - 1840

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