![]() ![]() Smith DNA Project at FamilyTreeDNA Group GRP-R-M269-50 Christopher Smith b c 1593 England>CT/RI Christopher Smith b 1539 ENG 2 Joseph 3 Joseph 4 John--- Christopher Smith b 1593 ENG > RI(2 Edward 3 Thomas 4 John)--- Christopher Smith b 1593 ENG d RI (2) Joseph 3 Simon 4 Elisha--- Christopher Smith b 1593 ENG d RI (2) Simon 3 Benjamin 4 Joseph--- Christopher Smith b 1593 ENG d RI 2. Joseph Smith 3 Mary--- Christopher Smith b 1600 Eng 2. Edward 3 Thomas--- Christopher Smith b 1600 ENG m Alice Gibbes--- Christopher Smith b c 1593 England 2. Edward 3 Thomas 4 John--- Christopher Smith b c 1600 England m Anne Gibbes 2. Christopher 3 Gideon 4 Gideon--- Christopher Smith b c 1600 England m Gibbes 2. Joseph 3. Joseph 4 John--- Christopher Smith b c1593 ENG; d 1676 RI (2 Benjamin 3 Benjamin 4 Stephen)--- Daniel B Smith b 1774 RI m Lucinda Tufts 2 Nathan 3 Carl--- Daniel B Smith b 1774 RI m Lucinda Tufts 2 Nathan 3 Carl--- Eldad Smith b 1740 CT m Sarah Easton 2 Seth 3 Augustus--- Henry George Smith b bef 1843 CAN m Dorothy Whidden 2 William 3 Wililam--- Hulett-matches Smith--- Joel Smith b c 1756 perhaps CT d 1813 Rutland Co VT m Lois Stevens--- Noah Smith b 1809 Poss Haddam CT; m in NYC; res GA--- Stephen Smith b Ontario Canada m Sarah Weeks--- Timothy Smith b c1758 CT?; d c1821 Rutland Co., VT m Lydia Owen 2 Seldon 3. William--- Unknown Smith (Rhode Island)--- William Smith b 1800 RI; d 1875 CT m Waity Hopkins 2 Jared 3 Jonathan--- William Smith b 1800 RI; d 1875 CT m Waity Hopkins 2 Jared 3 Jonathan--- William Smith b c 1615/7 Oldhaugh, Cheshire, ENG; d CT m Elizabeth Stanley--- | ||
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if possible, being aware through a process
so they can confirm or not, or describe the issue if there is a conflict that cannot be easily resolved. We also cannot know,
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Christopher Smith b c 1593 England > CT d 1676 RI. Married Alice. Children of Christopher Smith: William b c 1617 CT, Christopher b 1619 d 1692, Susannah b c 1621 d 1692, Mary b 1623 d 1680, Group Contact(s) : ![]()
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