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Tabitha Ann Smith Baird

Birth: 9 Sep 1858
Tennessee, USA
Death: 9 Sep 1922 (aged 64)
Obion County, Tennessee, USA
Burial: Fairview Cemetery

Fulton, Fulton County, Kentucky, USA Add to Map
Memorial ID: 72991805 View Source

TABITHA was the daughter of William Daniel Smith and Susan (Shaw) Smith. She married James Monroe Baird, Jr. on November 18, 1880, in Carroll County, Tennessee.

James Monroe, the son of Wilson and Cynthia (Gollithan) Baird, died before the 1900 census. His burial place is unknown.

Tabitha and James Monroe were the parents of four sons: Roscoe C., Norton Wilson, Gordon Bennett, and Daniel Monroe Baird.

TABITHA was the daughter of William Daniel Smith and Susan (Shaw) Smith. She married James Monroe Baird, Jr. on November 18, 1880, in Carroll County, Tennessee.

James Monroe, the son of Wilson and Cynthia (Gollithan) Baird, died before the 1900 census. His burial place is unknown.

Tabitha and James Monroe were the parents of four sons: Roscoe C., Norton Wilson, Gordon Bennett, and Daniel Monroe Baird.

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James Monroe Baird

1852 – unknown (m. 1880)

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Originally Created by: Trey Thompson
Added: Jul 7, 2011
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Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/72991805/tabitha_ann-baird: accessed ), memorial page for Tabitha Ann Smith Baird (9 Sep 1858–9 Sep 1922), Find a Grave Memorial ID 72991805, citing Fairview Cemetery, Fulton, Fulton County, Kentucky, USA; Maintained by Ties That Bind (contributor 47681986).

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