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William S Smith

BirthJanuary 1821 - New York, United States
Death21 Dec 1904 - Forester, Sanilac, Michigan, USA
MotherJemima Jellet
FatherLuther Smith

Born in New York, United States on January 1821 to Luther Smith and Jemima Jellet. William S Smith married Cordelia Wyers (Smith) (Burgess) and had 8 children. He passed away on 21 Dec 1904 in Forester, Sanilac, Michigan, USA.

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Parents
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Luther Smith
1800 - Unknown
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Jemima Jellet
1800 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Cordelia Wyers (Smith) (Burgess)
1846 - 1923
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Clarisa Mary Poole
1833 - 1862
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Alice Susan Smith
1865 - 1933
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Norma "Mina" May Smith
1870 - Unknown
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Isabelle Louise Smith
1858 - 1931
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Harriet L 'Hattie' Smith
1860 - 1909
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Andrew D. Smith
1851 - Unknown
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Hannah L Smith
1859 - Unknown
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John T Smith
1853 - Unknown
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William L Smith
1856 - Unknown

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