Family: Smith, George Albert / Bigler, Bathsheba Wilson (F2161)

m. 25 Jul 1841


Family Chart     |    PDF

Smith, John
Male (1781-1854)
Lyman, Clarissa
Female (1790-1854)
 
 
Smith, Clarissa Lyman
Female (1819-1819)
Smith, Caroline Clara
Female (1820-1895)
Smith, John Lyman
Male (1828-1898)
Bigler, Mark
Male (1785-1839)
Ogden, Susannah
Female (1785-1847)
 
 
Bigler, Nancy
Female (1810-1886)
Bigler, Agnes Matilda
Female (1807-1877)
Bigler, Jacob G.
Male (1813-1907)
Bigler, Hannah
Female (1809- )
Bigler, Sarah
Female (1819-1889)
Bigler, Nancy
Female (1810-1886)
Bigler, Melissa Jane
Female (1825-1899)
Bigler, Jonathan
Male (1815- )
Bigler, Agnes Matilda
Female (1807-1877)
Bigler, Maria
Female (1816-1840)
Bigler, Maria
Female (1816-1840)
Bigler, Sarah
Female (1819-1889)
Bigler, Hannah
Female (1809- )
Bigler, Jonathan
Male (1815- )
Bigler, Melissa Jane
Female (1825-1899)
Smith, George Albert
Male (1817-1875)
Smith, George Albert
Male (1842-1860)
Smith, Bathsheba Kate
Female (1844-1920)
Smith, John
Male (1847-1847)

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