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William Fenimore Smith

Birth1793 - Burlington, New Jersey, United States
Death16 May 1867 - Burlington, Burlington Co., New Jersey, United States
MotherCORDELIA FENIMORE
FatherJOSEPH SMITH

Born in Burlington, New Jersey, United States on 1793 to JOSEPH SMITH and CORDELIA FENIMORE. William Fenimore Smith married Hannah Austin and had 9 children. He passed away on 16 May 1867 in Burlington, Burlington Co., New Jersey, United States.

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Joseph Smith
1767 - 1833
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Cordelia Fenimore
1767 - 1852
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Hannah Austin
1792 - Unknown
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Charles Pancoast Smith
1824 - 1892
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Mary Antrim Smith
1832 - 1870
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Louisa Smith
1816 - 1897
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Thomas Hewlings Smith
1826 - 1879
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John F Smith
1828 - 1888
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Evan Foster Smith
1817 - 1899
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William Fenimore Smith
1838 - 1842
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John T Smith
1820 - 1841
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Hannah Austin Smith
Unknown - 1848

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