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William Smith

BirthJul 1841 - Grainger, Tennessee, United States
Death26 Dec 1909 - Knox, Tennessee, United States
MotherRosanna Coffman
FatherJames Smith

Born in Grainger, Tennessee, United States on Jul 1841 to James Smith and Rosanna Coffman. William Smith married Docia Jane Collinsworth and had 14 children. He passed away on 26 Dec 1909 in Knox, Tennessee, United States.

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Parents
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James Smith
1814 - Unknown
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Rosanna Coffman
1813 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Docia Jane Collinsworth
1843 - 1882
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Elisa Caldonia Humphrey
1867 - 1946
Children Show all
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Jacob Levi Smith
1868 - 1954
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Orphia M. Smith
1871 - 1957
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Esther Clementine Smith
1867 - 1914
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Frances R. Smith
1869 - Unknown
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James F Smith
1867 - 1921
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James F. Smith
1866 - 1953
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Mary H Smith
1864 - Unknown
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Melton Smith.
1897 - 1914
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Charles A. "Doc" Smith
1880 - Unknown
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Ida Smith
1883 - 1949
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Maggie Smith Allred.
1904 - 1999
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John V. Smith
1874 - Unknown
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Hattie Bruce Smith
1877 - Unknown
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Ethel J. Smith
1872 - Unknown

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