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Vander Jackson Smith

Birth14 Jun 1908 - Shallotte, Brunswick, North Carolina, United States
Death27 May 2000 - Calabash, Brunswick, North Carolina, United States
MotherCarrie Catherine Gore
FatherBenjamin Kirkland Smith

Born in Shallotte, Brunswick, North Carolina, United States on 14 Jun 1908 to Benjamin Kirkland Smith and Carrie Catherine Gore. Vander Jackson Smith married Mary Lenet Benton and had 7 children. He passed away on 27 May 2000 in Calabash, Brunswick, North Carolina, United States.

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Benjamin Kirkland Smith
1892 - 1950
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Carrie Catherine Gore
1891 - 1925
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Mary Lenet Benton
1896 - 1982
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Roy Smith
1928 - 1997
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Kathleen Smith
1930 - 2002
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James Albert "Lollie" Smith
1937 - 1961
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Alene Smith
1932 - 2012
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Emma Doris Smith
1934 - 2005
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Mary Ruth Smith
1940 - 1940
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Carrie Mae Smith
1930 - 1995

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