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Thomas Tom Smith

BirthJan 1853 - Bluffton, Cherokee County, Alabama, US
Death5 Jul 1920 - Forney, Cherokee County, Alabama, USA
MotherCatherine Eizabeth Peek
FatherGeorge Melton Smith

Born in Bluffton, Cherokee County, Alabama, US on Jan 1853 to George Melton Smith and Catherine Eizabeth Peek. Thomas Tom Smith married Rhoda Lee Tanner and had 9 children. He passed away on 5 Jul 1920 in Forney, Cherokee County, Alabama, USA.

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George Melton Smith
1825 - 1892
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Catherine Eizabeth Peek
1830 - 1926
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Rhoda Lee Tanner
1850 - 1923
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Oscar Smith
1888 - 1989
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Bertie Smith
1883 - 1977
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Milvin Milton Melvin "Melt" Smith
1896 - 1933
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Frances Elizabeth Smith
1899 - 1960
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Joesephus "Joe" Smith
1884 - 1958
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Isaac "Ike" Rush Smith
1889 - 1937
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Houston Smith
1886 - 1972
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Joe Smith
1882 - Unknown
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Ike Smith
1886 - Unknown

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