Windsor SMITH

Birth12 Nov 1720 - Greenwich or Hadley, Hampshire County, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British North America

Death31 Dec 1788 - Hadley, Hampshire Co, Massachusetts, USA

MotherLady Goulding/Golding-Smythe/Smyth/Smithe/Smith

FatherChileab Smith

Born in Greenwich or Hadley, Hampshire County, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British North America on 12 Nov 1720 to Chileab Smith and Lady Goulding/Golding-Smythe/Smyth/Smithe/Smith. Windsor SMITH married Lydia Frary and had 9 children. He passed away on 31 Dec 1788 in Hadley, Hampshire Co, Massachusetts, USA.

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Parents

Chileab Smith
1685 - 1746

Lady Goulding/golding-smythe/smyth/smithe/smith
1686 - 1746

Spouse(s)

Lydia Frary
1721 - 1757

Sarah Smith
1688 - 1760

Sarah Smith
1722 - 1772

Sarah Preston
1724 - 1774

Children Show all

Mercy Smith Marsh Cowles
1756 - 1851

Windsor Smith
1758 - 1835

Martha Smith (Belding) White
1749 - 1836

Chileab Smith
1754 - 1804

Sarah Smith
1751 - 1828

Electa Smith
1764 - 1793

Naomi Smith
1767 - 1775

Electa Smith
1761 - 1763

Windsor Smith
1758 - Unknown

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