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Thomas James Smith

Birthabt 1821 - Wolcott, Wayne, New York, USA
DeathAbt 1880 - Lenawee County, Michigan, USA
MotherSarah Haviland
FatherThomas D Smith

Born in Wolcott, Wayne, New York, USA on abt 1821 to Thomas D Smith and Sarah Haviland. Thomas James Smith married Lucy Ann Ludington and had 11 children. He passed away on Abt 1880 in Lenawee County, Michigan, USA.

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Thomas D Smith
1791 - 1872
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Sarah Haviland
1797 - 1883
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Lucy Ann Ludington
1825 - 1880
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Lucy S Hakes
1846 - 1916
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Alfred G Smith
1863 - 1923
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Charles H Smith
1857 - 1937
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William A. Smith
1858 - 1948
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Anna Smith
1841 - 1916
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George F Smith
1853 - 1939
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Alvin Smith
1847 - Unknown
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Sarah Smith
1845 - Unknown
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Albert Liddington
1870 - 1913
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Eliza E Liddington
1876 - 1946
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Thomas Liddington Hillyard
1869 - 1913
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Jane Liddington
1874 - Unknown

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