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Thomas M Smith

Birth16 March 1788 - South Carolina, U.S.A
Death30 January 1858 - Wacahoota, , Florida, USA
MotherAnna Catherine Derrick
FatherThomas J Smith

Born in South Carolina, U.S.A on 16 March 1788 to Thomas J Smith and Anna Catherine Derrick. Thomas M Smith married Mary Shealy Leaphart and had 6 children. He passed away on 30 January 1858 in Wacahoota, , Florida, USA.

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Thomas J Smith
1768 - 1815
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Anna Catherine Derrick
1768 - 1829
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Mary Shealy Leaphart
1786 - 1837
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James Porter Smith
1824 - 1902
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Jane Elizabeth Katherine Smith
1821 - 1849
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Susan Rebecca Smith
1831 - 1860
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William Thomas Smith
1818 - 1864
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Mary Ann Smith
1815 - Unknown
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Samuel Martin Smith
1828 - 1828

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