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William Glenn Smith

Birth27 Jan 1879 - Alabama
Death28 Jan 1951 - Birmingham, Jefferson, Alabama
MotherSarah Ann America Henderson
FatherDr. Henry Paul Smith

Born in Alabama on 27 Jan 1879 to Dr. Henry Paul Smith and Sarah Ann America Henderson. William Glenn Smith married Elizabeth Jane Daimwood and had 5 children. He passed away on 28 Jan 1951 in Birmingham, Jefferson, Alabama.

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Dr. Henry Paul Smith
1847 - 1881
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Sarah Ann America Henderson
1852 - 1905
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Elizabeth Jane Daimwood
1879 - 1934
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Lillian Adele Busey
1876 - 1912
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Selwyn Stephen Smith
1906 - 1979
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O Paul Smith
1907 - 1991
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Lillian Jane Smith
1918 - 1997
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Mattie Smith
1898 - 1983
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Ruth Myrtle Smith
1906 - 1973

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