Abraham Smith d. 1846 Greenville, South Carolina, USA: Smith DNA Official Project - All Locations

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Name	Abraham Smith
Gender	Male
DNA Kit #	Smith DNA Kit 190128
YDNA Haplogroup (Smith DNA Project)	YDNA Haplogroup I1
Died	1846	Greenville, South Carolina, USA
Person ID	I856	Smith Smyth Schmidt Smythe Smitt \| Kit 190128 Abraham Smith d 1846 SC
Last Modified	6 Jun 2012

Family Elizabeth Greer

Census (year/location) 1840 Greenville, SC

Abraham Smith
1 m 50-59

1 f 10-15

1 f 40-49

Children

	1. Nancy Smith
>	2. Joshua Smith, b. Abt 1800, SC
>	3. Stephen Smith, b. c 1803, SC
	4. Nutty Smith

Last Modified 8 Aug 2012

Family ID F410 Group Sheet

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	Census (year/location) - Abraham Smith 1 m 50-59 1 f 10-15 1 f 40-49 - 1840 - Greenville, SC
	Died - 1846 - Greenville, South Carolina, USA

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Notes

Benjamin Smith is most likely a relative to Abraham Smith.

Born Sept 16, 1773 (wife Nancy)

Died July 19, 1855 in Greenville County, SC.

Lived on Rocky Creek near Joshua Smith, Abraham's son.

Children listed in Estate Records are Baylis Smith, Susannah Richards, Elliot T. Smith, Mary Ann Livingston, Benjamin M. Smith and Greenlee Smith.
Will from Greenville, SC p 318 book Smith Wills, Deeds and Family Histories

Mentions wife Elizabeth

son Joshua

daughter Nancy

son Stephen

daugher Nutty Sheppard

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