Person:Hannah Smith (150)

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Hannah Smith
b.Est 1635
 
Parents and Siblings
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m. Bef 1627
  1. Thomas SmithEst 1627 - Bef 1689
  2. Benjamin SmithEst 1633 - Bef 1713
  3. Hannah SmithEst 1635 -
  4. Joseph SmithEst 1637 - 1737
  5. Nehemiah Smith1641 - 1723
  6. Lydia SmithEst 1643 - Aft 1699
  7. Wait Smith1645 - 1710
  8. Samuel SmithEst 1649 - Bet 1730 & 1745
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m. Bef 1655
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Facts and Events
Name[1] Hannah Smith
Gender Female
Birth[1] Est 1635
Marriage Bef 1655 to John Carpenter
Living[2] 1704
References
  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Jacobus, Donald Lines. Smith Number - William Smith of Jamaica. American Genealogist (D.L. Jacobus). (Apr 1949)
    25:71.

    … (perhaps [daughter of William Smith]) Hannah, b. (say 1635); m. 1657 John Carpenter. … Nehemiah Smith called John Carpenter his cousin [nephew], making it likely that Hannah wife of John2 Carpenter was a daughter of William Smith.

  2. ↑ John3 Carpenter (William2-1) of Rehoboth, Massachusetts, and Long Island, New York, in Zubrinsky, Eugene Cole. Carpenter Sketches: Links to Sketches And Articles Representing the Most Current and Reliable Scholarship Concerning Early Generations of the Carpenter Families of Rehoboth, Massachusetts, and Providence, Rhode Island and Their Ancestors. (Carpenters' Encyclopedia of Carpenters, 2008)
    page 152.

    '… and living in 1704 (sold dower rights to son William),'

  3.   John3 Carpenter (William2-1) of Rehoboth, Massachusetts, and Long Island, New York, in Zubrinsky, Eugene Cole. Carpenter Sketches: Links to Sketches And Articles Representing the Most Current and Reliable Scholarship Concerning Early Generations of the Carpenter Families of Rehoboth, Massachusetts, and Providence, Rhode Island and Their Ancestors. (Carpenters' Encyclopedia of Carpenters, 2008)
    page 198.

    'He married at Rehoboth, Plymouth Colony, or on Long Island (Huntington?), by 1655, HANNAH SMITH, …'
    Later in this article, Zubrinsky presents some evidence for Hannah's surname and parentage, and refers the reader to the writings of Herbert F. Serversmith for the complete argument.

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