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William Smith

Birth10 June 1613 - Tetcott, Devon, England
Death1685 - Beverly, Essex, Massachusetts Bay Colony
MotherMargeret Lovelande
FatherWilliam Smith

Born in Tetcott, Devon, England on 10 June 1613 to William Smith and Margeret Lovelande. William Smith married Joane Sachfield and had 9 children. He passed away on 1685 in Beverly, Essex, Massachusetts Bay Colony.

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Parents
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William Smith
1586 - Unknown
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Margeret Lovelande
1591 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Joane Sachfield
1617 - Unknown
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Margaret Smith
1637 - Unknown
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Joane Smith
1639 - Unknown
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Ebenezer Smith
1648 - Unknown
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Hannah Smith
1646 - Unknown
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George Smith
1651 - Unknown
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William Smith
1642 - Unknown
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Mary Smith
1655 - Unknown
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Roger Smith
1635 - Unknown
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Hazadiah Smith
1672 - 1735

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