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Thomas Jefferson Smith

Birth6 Dec 1800 - Albemarle County, Virginia
Death8 Jan 1867 - Adair County, Kentucky
MotherMartha Patrick
FatherJoel Smith

Born in Albemarle County, Virginia on 6 Dec 1800 to Joel Smith and Martha Patrick. Thomas Jefferson Smith married Sarah (Willis or Frances) Ingram and had 7 children. He passed away on 8 Jan 1867 in Adair County, Kentucky.

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Joel Smith
1755 - 1807
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Martha Patrick
1763 - Unknown
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Sarah (Willis Or Frances) Ingram
1800 - 1830
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Pilson Smith
1823 - 1900
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Harriett S. Smith
1829 - 1873
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Martha E. Smith
1854 - Unknown
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Thomas Jefferson Smith
1842 - 1917
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Mary O. Smith
1841 - Unknown
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Hugh W Smith
1843 - 1874
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Joel Smith
1825 - 1894

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