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Latest revision as of 14:46, 6 January 2019
Notes
- Daughter of William Smith[1]
- Married a Crews[2]
Related Pages
Related Pages
Pages possibly related to Lydia A. Smith.
- The History of Charlton County.pdf
- Date(s): 6 September 1858
- All Individuals: William C. Crews, Thomas Crews, Noah Crews, H.H. Crews, Rebecca Gunter, Joseph Crews, Elizabeth Davis, Henry G Crews, Moses Crews, Meriam America Taylor, S.A. Crews, S.C. Crews, Lydia A. Smith, William Smith, Hampton Crews, D.N. Sikes, Myrtle Crews, Foster Crews, Jane Sikes, Bert Crews, Ira Crews, Charles L Crews, Everett Crews, Jonathan R. Crews, Eddie Crews, N.H. Crews