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Stephen Smith

Birth1706 - Eastham, Barnstable, Massachusetts, USA
Death13 Jan 1766 - Chatham, Barnstable, Massachusetts, USA
MotherBethiah Snow
FatherJohn Smith

Born in Eastham, Barnstable, Massachusetts, USA on 1706 to John Smith and Bethiah Snow. Stephen Smith married Bathshuah (Bershebe or Bathsheba)) Brown and had 11 children. He passed away on 13 Jan 1766 in Chatham, Barnstable, Massachusetts, USA.

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Parents
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John Smith
1673 - 1717
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Bethiah Snow
1672 - 1734
Spouse(s)
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Bathshuah (Bershebe Or Bathsheba)) Brown
1710 - 1766
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Hannah Collins
1711 - 1729
Children Show all
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James Smith
1729 - 1730
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Bathsheba Smith
1744 - 1766
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Stephen Smith
1726 - 1807
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George Smith
1732 - 1823
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Archelaus Smith (Dna)
1734 - 1821
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Phebe Smith
1746 - Unknown
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Hannah Smith
1739 - 1834
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Betty Smith
1751 - 1766
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Obadiah Smith
1742 - 1814
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James Smith
1752 - 1766
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Elijah Smith
1727 - 1762

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