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William James Smith

Birth1 Apr 1837 - Kanesville VanBuren Co, Iowa, United States
Death7 May 1914 - Tangent (Albany), Linn, Oregon, United States
MotherMary Ellen Green
FatherMichael Smith

Born in Kanesville VanBuren Co, Iowa, United States on 1 Apr 1837 to Michael Smith and Mary Ellen Green. William James Smith married Minerva Jane Watson and had 11 children. He passed away on 7 May 1914 in Tangent (Albany), Linn, Oregon, United States.

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Parents
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Michael Smith
1812 - 1852
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Mary Ellen Green
1816 - 1903
Spouse(s)
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Minerva Jane Watson
1845 - 1926
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Mary Viola Smith
1862 - 1935
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Louisa E. Smith
1876 - 1964
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Ivan Watson Smith
1884 - 1966
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David Broderick Smith
1880 - 1929
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Matthew Clay "Mack" Smith
1869 - 1938
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Anna Rhoda Smith
1886 - 1975
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Thomas Green Smith
1867 - 1939
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Minerva Jane Smith
1873 - 1959
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Ruth May Smith
1882 - 1979
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William E Smith
1864 - 1868
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James Martin Smith
1871 - 1955

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