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William Smith

Birth20 Mar 1699 - St.Albans, Hertford, England
Death1760 - Not Available
MotherAlice Rixon
FatherJoseph Smith

Born in St.Albans, Hertford, England on 20 Mar 1699 to Joseph Smith and Alice Rixon. William Smith married Sarah Kirby and had 12 children. He passed away on 1760.

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Parents
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Joseph Smith
1668 - Unknown
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Alice Rixon
1672 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Sarah Kirby
1706 - 1766
Children Show all
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John Smith
1730 - 1789
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Sarah Smith
1746 - Unknown
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Joseph Smith
1738 - 1791
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Mary Smith
1725 - Unknown
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William Smith
1733 - 1817
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Philip Smith
1728 - Unknown
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Henry Smith
1731 - Unknown
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Samuel Smith
1724 - Unknown
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Stephen Smith
1734 - Unknown
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Sarah Smith
1733 - Unknown
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William Baulk
1733 - 1806
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Philip Smith
Unknown - Unknown

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