Lt John Smith

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• Name	John Smith
  Title	Lt
  Gender	Male
  Fact	5 Dec 1693	Middlesex County, Virginia, USA
  	Lieutenant of Middlesex County- Christ Church Vestry Book p 74 given the title
  Death	1696	Middlesex County, Virginia, USA
  		John Smith will 1696 Middlesex County, Virginia Middlesex. Court Records 1698–1754, Court Records 1675–1698 p 76 "Middlesex, Virginia, United States Records," images, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-99PH-Z96V : September 15, 2023), image 447 of 627; Virginia. County Court (Middlesex County). p. (103) John Smith... 8 Feb 1695/6 Apr 1606... Son John Smith the plantation were my father, Mr. Alexander Smith, did live. Son Maurice Smith the plantation called three Springs. Son Samuel Smith 110 acres granted by patent. Daughter Jane Smith. My four children viz. John Smith, Maurice Smith, Samuel Smith and Jane Smith. Exor: My brother Maurice cock. Wit: Joanna Arkings, John Massey and Elizabeth Bildenhast.
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  Person ID	I822	Smith Smyth Schmidt Smythe Smitt
  Branches/DNA What is a Branch?	Group GRP-R-M269-2 Smith Branch: Alexander Smith d 1695 VA 2. John 3 Samuel 4 Samuel (Kit# 1680****/ ), Group GRP-R-M269-2 Smith Branch: Alexander Smith d 1696 Middlesex Co VA 2 John 3 Samuel 4 John (Kit# 1941****/ ), Group GRP-R-M269-2 Smith Branch: Alexander Smith d 1696 Middlesex Co VA 2 John 3 Samuel 4 Samuel (Kit# 1176****/ ), Group GRP-R-M269-2 Smith Branch: Alexander Smith d 1696 Middlesex VA( ), Smith Branch: Alexander Smith d 1696 VA 2. John 3 Samuel 4 John( )     Showing line by DNA type-if DNA tester representation, will be on above line If a branch has more than one Smith line, be sure to check the branch description (click Smith Branch: link above) to see which group, if any, represents each line JOIN the Smith Official DNA Project w a DNA Kit If you are a male Smith or have a male Smith that can test for you, do a YDNA test Come Discuss Lt John Smith on Smith DNA Discussion Forum(2) Smith Matched Groupings List (All) Is This Your Line? Have confirmed DNA match? Have additions/corrections? Come Collaborate With Us!-Submit Your Tree/Match or Suggest a Change/Reference/Source
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  Father	Alexander Smith   d. 1696, Middlesex County, Virginia, USA
  Notes	1) Alexander Smith had two sons, John Smith and Samuel Smith. Samuel died young around 1687 and never married. It is probably not critical to show Samuel....but that would certainly make any tree on this family more complete/accurate. Alexander also had a daughter named Rachel Smith (married John Wyatt, and not William Wyatt like some researchers show). So....three total children. 2) The wife of Alexander Smith is unknown. Mary Ann Cocke seems to be just a wild guess by some researchers. Excellent researcher (and Y DNA donor) Jonathan Kennon Thompson Smith (JKTS) always hated it when anyone listed a name for Alexander’s wife. 3) The father of Alexander Smith is unknown. -Bill Davidson
  Photos		Smith Member Jonathan and sister Lucinda Descendant of Alexander SMith b 1696 Middlesex Co VA
  Family ID	F392	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family	Jane Cock
  Marriage	c 1688
  Children	+ 1. John Smith + 2. Maurice Smith   d. c 1750, King and Queen County, Virginia, USA + 3. Samuel Smith,   b. 1694, Essex County, Virginia, USA d. 1739 (Age 45 years)   4. Jane Smith
  Family ID	F393	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart
  Last Modified	20 Sep 2024 Help

  
  

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  Fact - Lieutenant of Middlesex County- Christ Church Vestry Book p 74 given the title - 5 Dec 1693 - Middlesex County, Virginia, USA Death - 1696 - Middlesex County, Virginia, USA  = Link to Google Earth

  
  

• Notes

  Children still very young when he died. John Wyat, an uncle, became the guardian for the younger two sons, Samuel Smith and older brother Maurice Smith https://freepages.rootsweb.com/~brookefamily/genealogy/smithjohnsr.htm