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Tabitha Brown Smithson

Birth1 April 1838 - Jefferson County, Alabama, USA
Death13 Aug 1901 - Harrison County, Texas, USA
MotherSusan R ALSUP (Smithson)
FatherJohn Coleman SMITHSON

Born in Jefferson County, Alabama, USA on 1 April 1838 to John Coleman SMITHSON and Susan R ALSUP (Smithson). Tabitha Brown Smithson married Jacob Wycoff Muntz and had 10 children. She passed away on 13 Aug 1901 in Harrison County, Texas, USA.

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Parents
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John Coleman Smithson
1805 - 1862
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Susan R Alsup (Smithson)
1811 - 1879
Spouse(s)
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Jacob Wycoff Muntz
1825 - 1884
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Jacob Cilvanus Van Muntz
1878 - 1930
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Daniel Cilvester Muntz
1875 - 1943
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Liddie Virginia Muntz
1869 - 1913
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Tabitha Alodia Muntz
1880 - 1954
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James M. Muntz
1865 - 1927
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Susan Ann Muntz
1864 - 1932
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Jenny Muntz
1873 - Unknown
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Mary Frances Muntz
1863 - 1864
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Ae Muntz
1867 - 1876
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Jno H Muntz
1874 - 1934

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