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	Abraham Smith b.1733 JUN 06 d.1784	Father: Jabez Jabish Smith Mother:
	Abraham II Smith DAR # A104604 b.1754 d.1825	Father: Mother:	Revolutionary War Service Abraham was a Private in the Westchester Militias 4th Regiment, commanded by Col Thaddeus Crane. His father was a Lieutenant in the same unit Abraham was taken prisoner of war; served also as SMN under Capt. Samuel Crane on the "Endeavor"; served under Capts. Abijah Gilbert, Natl. Delavan, Jesse Truesdell, Lt. Col. Thaddeus Crane, Col. John Thomas. Abraham married Sarah Paddock Crane, the daughter of his commander, Col Thaddeus Crane, on 19 Nov 1778 in Salem, Washington, New York.[5]. Abraham and Sarah had several children. Abraham and his wife Sarah Crane are named in the DAR Patriot Index.
	Ada Athene Smith b.1896 d.1982	Father: Fred Henry Smith Mother: Martha Elizabeth Clark
	Angela Smith b.1970 MAR 04	Father: Roy Meril Smith Mother: Reida Eileen Jones
	Arminta Smith Spouse: John Wesley Shoemate	Father: Callico Smith WILL Mother: Elizabeth Betsy Smith
	Augustine Smith CAPTAIN b.1689 d.1756 Spouse: Sarah Carver	Father: CAPTAIN John Brevard Smith Mother:
	Callico Smith "WILL" Spouse: Elizabeth Betsy Smith	Father: Mother:	said to be 100% indian Calico Bill Smith, the full blood Cherokee you refer to on your genealo gy page, and father of William B. Smith, is my ggg-grandfather. My grandmo ther, Lula Smith-Thomas (granddaughter of W.B. Smith) told us that Cali co Bill was a full blood Cherokee, so I have no doubt as to the accura cy of the story. She remembered seeing a photo of him when she was a gi rl in Tennessee and said that he was tall and had long braids. I recently ran across another William
	Christopher Smith SIR EARL OF ANNABLES b.1510 d.1589 Apr 12 Spouse: Margaret Hyde	Father: SIR KNIGHT Robert Smythe Mother: Eleanor Lilborne
	David Smith	Father: Jacob Smith Mother:
	David E Smith b.1951 FEB 02 Spouse: Susan Kay Blaylock	Father: Mother:
	Dorcas Smith b.1771 d.1865 Spouse: John Page	Father: Mother:
	Eathel Eldridge Smith "Dred"	Father: Wyatt Smith Mother: Peggy ?
	Edna Louise Smith b.1892 d.1972	Father: Fred Henry Smith Mother: Martha Elizabeth Clark	Edna was born in 1892 in Blue Earth, Minnesota. She was the daughter of Fred Smith and Martha Clark. She married Frank Hoyt on 7 Dec 1913 in Houston, TX. They had the following children: Frank Clifford; Edna Mae; Katherine; Draper; and Ross Edward.
	Elizabeth Smith b.1716 DEC 27 Spouse: Isaac Cowles	Father: Mother:	Dec. 27, 1716, Elizabeth Smith. bapt. Feb, 16, 1689-go, in Fannington, daughter of Joseph and Lydia (Hewitt?) Smith oi Farmington, Conn., and granddaughter of Winiam and Elizabeth (Stanley?) Smith oi Farmington. She died hug. 1.6, 1767, ae. 7S (g. ~).
	Elizabeth Smith b.1819	Father: Mother:
	Elizabeth Betsy Smith Spouse: Callico Smith	Father: Eathel Eldridge Smith Dred Mother: Eathel Eldridge Smith Dred	Family legend that Elizabeth Betsy Smith married a full blooded Cherokee I ndian.
	Elizabeth Wealthy Smith	Father: Mother:
	Emily Breann Smith	Father: Fonso Smith Jr. Mother: Kathleen Dotson
	Estelle Elizabeth Smith b.1914 JAN 14 d.2004 OCT 29 Spouse: Haley C Harrod	Father: Sidney Smith Mother: Abbie Wood
	Esther Smith b.1713 d.1777 Spouse: Stephen Vail	Father: Mother:
	Eunice Lee Smith b.1505 d.1589 Spouse: Samuel David Mitchell	Father: Mother:
	Fonso Jr. Smith Spouse: Kathleen Dotson	Father: Mother:
	Fred Henry Smith b.1856 d.1942 Spouse: Martha Elizabeth Clark	Father: Myron Thaddeus Smith Mother:
	George Eugene Smith b.1860 d.1953	Father: Myron Thaddeus Smith Mother: Rebekah Reed	George Eugene Smith was born on 24 Feb 1860 in Massena, St. Lawrence, New York, son of Myron Thaddeus Smith and Harriet Harmar. Between 1862 and 1864, Myron Smith with his wife, Harriett, and their two sons, Fred and George, removed from Massena, New York to Minnesota Lake in Faribault County, Minnesota. Accompanying Myronâ€™s family were two of Myrons brothers, Heman Reed Smith and George Alonzo Smith, and their families. The three brothers each claimed their 160 homestead acres in the township of Minnesota Lake, Faribault County, Minnesota George Eugene Smith married Mary Elizabeth Terhurne, daughter of Henry Terhurne and Wilhelmina Rauenhorst, on April 11, 1880 at Easton, Faribault, Minnesota. They couple settled in Springfield, Kossuth, Iowa (about two miles south of the Minnesota/Iowa border), where the first three of their 17 children were born. About 1885, George and Mary removed to Boyd, Minnesota where five more children were born. By 1892, the family was back in the Kossuth County, Iowa /Faribault County, Minnesota area for the birth of five more children. In 1900, the family moved into the towship of Elmore, where their last four children were born, and where they remained until the end of their days. All told, the couples 17 children included two sets of twins. Mary died in 1945 and George died in 1953.
	George Thomas Smith Spouse: Alice Rose Runner	Father: Mother:
	Gerald Thomas Smith b.1952 AUG 17	Father: George Thomas Smith Mother: Alice Rose Runner
	Gertrude Smith Spouse: Thomas Blaylock	Father: Mother:
	Gracie Marie Smith b.1898 d.1994	Father: Fred Henry Smith Mother: Martha Elizabeth Clark	Grace was born in 1898. She was the daughter of Fred Smith and Ada Lee. She married Dale Lee on 22 Jan 1922 in Parkrose, Oregon. She passed away in 1994.
	Hugh Smith b.1593 d.1656	Father: Mother:
	Isable Smith b.1739 d.1795 Spouse: John Gillespie	Father: James Smith Mother: Janet Hill	When Isable Smith was born in June 1739, in Perthshire, Scotland, United Kingdom, her father, James Smith, was 24 and her mother, Janet Hill, was 23. She married John Gillespie on 5 January 1759, in Logie, Perthshire, Scotland, United Kingdom. They were the parents of at least 5 sons and 4 daughters. She died in March 1795, in Indiana, United States, at the age of 55
	Jabez Jabish Smith b.1705 d.1787	Father: Thomas Smith Mother:	Jabez was born in Milford, CT and moved at a young age to Ridgefield, CT. His father, Thomas Smith and uncle Samuel Smith were original proprietors of Ridgefield.[1] He was referred to as Deacon Jabish Smith in town records. [2]. In 1769, when the Congregational Church of Ridgefield was organized, Jabez was one of 18 members He married Ruth Seymour on 12 Jul 1729 in Ridgefield.[4][5]. They had 8 children before Ruth died in 1776. Jabez married 2nd Hannah Bennett in 1777. I know of no children from the second marriage. I believe that Jabez or Jabish is the Canadian Joel Smiths father. Jabez had a Joel in 1735. The Canadian Joel was born around that time. The Canadian Joel, married Phoebe Keeler whose father Joseph was living in Ridgefield, Connecticut at the time of their marriage. Titicus Cemetery Ridgefield, Fairfield County, Connecticut, US
	Jacob Smith	Father: Mother:
	Jacob Smith b.1761 - 1821 Spouse: Christina Wirtz	Father: Mother:
	James Smith b.1715 Spouse: Janet Hill	Father: Mother:	James Smith was born in March 1715, in Alyth, Perthshire, Scotland, United Kingdom. He married Janet Hill on 11 December 1735, in Longforgan, Perthshire, Scotland, United Kingdom. They were the parents of at least 1 daughter. He died in Alyth, Perthshire, Scotland
	Jana Rose Smith b.1976 JUN 16 Spouse: Kurt Fattic	Father: Gerald Thomas Smith Mother:
	John Smith Spouse: Margaret Runner	Father: Mother:
	John Smith Spouse: Nancy Runner	Father: Jacob Smith Mother:
	John Smith b.1619 d.1684	Father: Hugh Smith Mother:	John Smith is the immigrant ancestor of yDNA group NE39 John Smith c1619 ENG-1684 Milford CT m Grace Hawley. See SmithConnections Northeastern DNA Project.[1] John Smith was an early settler of Milford, and is among those founders honored with a stone on the Founders Bridge over the Wepawaug River. The bridge was built in 1889 on the 250th anniversary of the founding of Milford. His stone reads: John Smith obit 1684 Grace his wife John is listed in the early historical records of Milford as one of the "after-planters", a term which may best describe the time of his entry into the society of Milford, as well as his position in it. The town records refer to 36 "free planters", 9 "after planters", and 4 others. John was sometimes called Sergeant John Smith, his position in the Trained Band. He was also sometimes referred to as John Smith, the Farmer, perhaps to distinguish him from John ye Smith, the blacksmith who arrived in Milford at a later date.. [2][3][4] John was born circa 1619 in England, likely Hertfortshire. He is believed to have come from England direct to New Haven by 1639. He is listed in the Atwater book, in the section after the index titled â€œResidents of New Haven from 1640-1650, Who were not recorded in the list on pages 109-111, With the year of the first mention of their name in the records of New Haven Colony, the year of their death, when known, occupation, etc.". I have not located those town records from 1639 to which Atwater refers, but this indicates that John Smith was in New Haven in 1639, and should be researched for inclusion in the PGM. John Smiths town lot was #58, which can be seen on the far left side against the palisades, 4th from the top. Note: Susan Woodruff Abbott is most reliable source for early Milford settlers, starting with her comprehensive review of church records, wills and probate documents as part of the Federal Writers Project in the 1930s. She continued her research for almost 50 years and included the settlements that spun off from Milford in the 1700s (including Newtown, Brookfield and more). See the unnumbered introductory pages of the cited reference below, which was reviewed and published in 1979 by the Connecticut Society of Genealogists. Abbreviations for her source documents are included on the fifth unnumbered page, right before the genealogical text begins.
	John Jr Smith b.1646 d.1732	Father: John Smith Mother:
	John Smith MAJOR b.1715 d.1770 DEC 15 Spouse: Barbara Townsend	Father: CAPTAIN Augustine Smith Mother: Sarah Carver
	John Brevard Smith CAPTAIN b.1663 d.1698	Father: Mother:
	Justin Thomas Smith b.1984 SEP 08	Father: Royce Alan Smith Mother:
	Lane Smith Spouse: Elizabeth Cowles	Father: Mother:
	Lucas FW Smith b.1993 JUN 22	Father: Perry Smith Mother: Jennifer Louise Wedekind
	Magdalena Smith b.1544 d.1623 Jan 21 Spouse: Edmund Anderson	Father: SIR Earl of Annables Christopher Smith Mother: Margaret Hyde
	Malinda Smith b.1810 d.1879 Spouse: Russell Jones	Father: Mother:
	Malinda Catherine Smith b.1830 Aug 10 d.1901 Dec 19 Spouse: Francis Jefferson Fast Spouse 2: Jacob R. Zent	Father: Jacob Smith Mother: Christina Wirtz
	Margaret Smith COLONIAL b.1747 d.1800 Spouse: Peter Penner	Father: MAJOR John Smith Mother: Barbara Townsend
	Margaret Smith b.1855 d.1926 JAN 10 Spouse: Isaac Sullivan	Father: Callico Smith WILL Mother: Elizabeth Betsy Smith
	Matthew Alan Smith b.1981 SEP 18	Father: Royce Alan Smith Mother:
	Matthew Wilson Smith	Father: Fonso Smith Jr. Mother: Kathleen Dotson
	Maud May Smith "GA GA" b.1887 d.1970 Spouse: Emil Henry Heinrich Marks	Father: Fred Henry Smith Mother:	She was my husbands grandmother; she died before I married a Marks but I knew all four of her children and all of her grandchildren. Her grandchildren called her GaGa Maud was born in 1887. She was the daughter of Fred Smith and Martha Clark. She passed away in 1970.
	Melissa Smith Spouse: John Flory Spouse 2: Samuel Warmbrodt	Father: John Smith Mother: Nancy Runner
	Myron Thaddeus Smith WAR of 1812 b.1830 d.1908 Spouse: Rebekah Reed	Father: Thaddeus Smith Mother:	Myron Thaddeus Smith was born in Massena, NY in 1830 to Thaddeus and Rebecca (Reed) Smith. In 1856 he married Harriett Harmer. They had two sons: Fred Henry Smith and George Eugene Smith. Sometime after 1860 and before 1864 Myron moved to Faribault County, Minnesota. Movng with him were his two brothers, Heman Reed Smith and George Alonzo Smith. His parents, Thaddeus and Rebekah, remained in New York, as did his sister Mary Mariah (Smith) Barnes. The three brothers each homesteaded 160 acres. In 1864, Myron served in the Union Army, fighting in a battle in Gallatin, Tennesse in March, 1864. [1] In 1866, his mother died and his father moved from New York to Minnesota Lake to live near his three sons. His father, Thaddeus Smith was a veteran of the war of 1812. Thaddeus died and is buried in Minnesota. In 1889, Myron was awarded an invalid pension for his service during the war.[2] In 1900, he and Harriett moved from Minnesota to Harris, Texas, to live in warm weather near their son, Fred Henry.
	Nancy F. Smith "Nannie" b.1842 OCT d.1915 Spouse: Benjamin Runner	Father: Mother: Elizabeth Smith	Occupation: Nannie operated a boarding house. She was not the owner.
	Perry Smith Spouse: Jennifer Louise Wedekind	Father: Mother:
	Peter Smith Spouse: Catherine Runner	Father: Mother:
	Rebecca Sue Smith b.1970 FEB 10	Father: Gerald Thomas Smith Mother:
	Reed Smith b.1890 d.1973	Father: Fred Henry Smith Mother: Martha Elizabeth Clark	Reed was born in 1890 in Faribault County, Minnesota. He was the son of Fred Smith and Martha Clark. Reed married Frieda Augusta Johnke on 10 Jun 1914 in Houston, Texas. They had five children: Fried Henrietta; Reed W; Evelyn Martha; Richard; and Loyce Ann. He passed away in 1973 in Houston.
	Roy Meril Smith b.1946 Spouse: Reida Eileen Jones	Father: Mother:
	Royce Alan Smith b.1958 MAR 15	Father: George Thomas Smith Mother: Alice Rose Runner
	Sidney Smith Spouse: Abbie Wood	Father: Mother:
	Susan P. Smith b.1813 APR 04 d.1889 MAY 08 Spouse: William Isaac Hale	Father: Mother:
	Thaddeus Smith b.1788 d.1875	Father: Abraham Smith II Mother:
	Thaddeus H Smith b.1889 d.1977	Father: Fred Henry Smith Mother: Martha Elizabeth Clark
	Thomas Smith b.1676 d.1743	Father: John Smith Jr Mother:
	Tiffany Denise Smith	Father: Mother:
	Wanda Sue Smith b.1963 MAY 21 Spouse: Terry Blaylock	Father: Mother:
	William Brocklin Smith Spouse: Martha Keener	Father: Callico Smith WILL Mother: Elizabeth Betsy Smith	Migrated to Oklahoma, always told everyone his father was FULL - BLOODED I NDIAN
	Wyatt Smith b.1768 Spouse: Peggy ?	Father: Mother:

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