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William C. Smith

Birthabt 1812 - Georgia
Death08 March 1872 - Hancock County, Georgia
MotherElizabeth Abercrombie
FatherAaron Smith

Born in Georgia on abt 1812 to Aaron Smith and Elizabeth Abercrombie. William C. Smith married Martha Ann Davis Burton and had 13 children. He passed away on 08 March 1872 in Hancock County, Georgia.

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Parents
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Aaron Smith
1777 - 1838
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Elizabeth Abercrombie
1780 - 1827
Spouse(s)
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Martha Ann Davis Burton
1826 - 1910
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Keziah Spratley Butts
1813 - 1843
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Charity Ruth Woodford Smith
1852 - 1935
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Nancy Nina Lee Smith
1869 - 1940
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Sarah "Sallie" Elizabeth Smith
1853 - 1925
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Thomas J Smith
1845 - 1894
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Antoinette Vashti Nettie Smith
1847 - 1891
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Henry Stephens Smith
1844 - 1894
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Cosby Dawson Smith
1838 - 1865
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Berna Smith
1860 - 1928
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Allie Burton Smith
1865 - 1931
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Aaron Irvin Smith
1842 - 1910
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Elizabeth Catharine Smith
1840 - 1842
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Mary Catherine Katie Smith
1849 - 1850
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Alston Smith
1867 - Unknown

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