Family: Smith, Thomas Sasson / Casto, Mary (F3353)

m. 16 Aug 1845


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Smith, Jeremiah
Male (1796-1842)
Demont, Abigail
Female (1800-1883)
 
 
Smith, Polly
Female (1821-1823)
Smith, Johnathan
Male (1825-1899)
Smith, Richard Demont
Male (1828-1848)
Smith, George Edward
Male (1833-1833)
Smith, Jesse Willard
Male (1836-1905)
Smith, Loretta Helen
Female (1840-1895)
Casto, Azariah
Male (1750-1812)
Golden, Hannah
Female (1750-1840)
 
 
Casto, Abel
Male (1790-1840)
Casto, Hannah
Female (1796- )
Casto, Azariah
Male (1798- )
Casto, Thomas
Male (1800- )
Casto, William
Male (1782-1852)
Casto, James
Male (1783- )
Casto, Rebecca
Female ( -1870)
Casto, Elizabeth
Female (1792-1871)
Smith, Thomas Sasson
Male (1818-1890)
Casto, Mary
Female (1794-1856)

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