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William Preston Smith

Birth31 December 1846 - Monroe, Virginia, USA now West Virginia, USA
Death23 Feb 1918 - Douglas, Missouri, USA
MotherSarah "Sally" Lively
FatherAnderson Smith

Born in Monroe, Virginia, USA now West Virginia, USA on 31 December 1846 to Anderson Smith and Sarah "Sally" Lively. William Preston Smith married Cordelia Alsbury and had 9 children. He passed away on 23 Feb 1918 in Douglas, Missouri, USA.

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Anderson Smith
1812 - 1894
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Sarah "Sally" Lively
1813 - 1897
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Cordelia Alsbury
1850 - 1929
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Martha Ann Smith
1874 - 1956
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William Preston Smith
1879 - 1964
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Andrew Jackson Smith
1877 - Unknown
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Lizzie F Smith
1893 - 1901
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Charles A (Charley) Smith
1872 - 1942
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Grover Cleveland Smith
1884 - 1962
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Sarah Elizabeth ( Born Smith) Freeman
1882 - 1973
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Ambrose Chester Smith
1890 - 1962
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Mary Ellen Smith
1886 - 1888

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