Family: Peck, King Benjamin / Smith, Margaret Angeline (F35148)

m. 29 Aug 1852


Family Chart     |    PDF

Peck, Warren
Male (1786-1836)
Parsons, Hannah
Female (1798-1861)
 
 
Peck, Thorit
Male (1826-1858)
Peck, Isaac L.
Male (1828-1904)
Peck, Joseph
Male (1829-1845)
Peck, Grant
Male (1833- )
Smith, Jackson Osborn
Male (1815-1880)
Owens, Mary Marie
Female (1818-1881)
 
 
Smith, Hannah Maria
Female (1838-1914)
Smith, John James
Male (1839-1915)
Smith, Ruth Ann
Female (1845- )
Smith, Ruth Ann
Female (1845-1911)
Smith, Elvira
Female (1847- )
Smith, Elvira
Female (1847-1848)
Smith, Mary Ann
Female (1849- )
Smith, Mary Ann
Female (1849-1891)
Smith, Isaac
Male (1851- )
Smith, Isaac
Male (1851-1860)
Smith, Eliza Jane
Female (1852-1933)
Smith, Jackson
Male (1855- )
Smith, Jackson
Male (1855-1857)
Smith, Julia Larett
Female (1857-1887)
Smith, Joseph Alvin
Male (1861-1870)
Peck, King Benjamin
Male (1831-1916)

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