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William Henry Smith

Birth10 May 1871 - Carroll County, TN
Death14 February 1954 - Westport, Carroll County, Tennessee, United States of America
MotherArtie Missie Wiley
FatherEdward H Smith

Born in Carroll County, TN on 10 May 1871 to Edward H Smith and Artie Missie Wiley. William Henry Smith married Emma Lou Scott and had 10 children. He passed away on 14 February 1954 in Westport, Carroll County, Tennessee, United States of America.

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Edward H Smith
1842 - 1898
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Artie Missie Wiley
1851 - 1924
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Emma Lou Scott
1878 - 1962
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Onnie Priestly Smith
1897 - 1976
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Scott Smith
1914 - 1964
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Ruby Ethel Smith
1912 - 1998
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Jay D. Smith
1907 - 1996
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Sammie Clyde Smith
1902 - 1988
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Clarence E Smith
1901 - 1935
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Ollie Smith
1899 - 1992
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William Ernest Smith
1910 - 1990
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Eubie Elizebath Eubanks
1904 - 1995
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Arbie Smith
1905 - Unknown

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