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An American Family History

Smith Family

The Salem witch trials were between February, 1692 and May, 1693.

William Smith was born about 1629.

He married Rebecca Keyes. She was the daughter of Robert and Sarah Keyes.

William Smith, Jr. (1658),
Rebecca Smith (1662),
Joseph Smith (1665)
Benjamin Smith (1667),
Solomon Smith (1669) ,
Samuel Smith (1672),
Sarah Smith (1675, married Jonathan Bixby) and
Mary Smith (1680).

In 1666, William was made a corporal in the Topsfield militia.

In 1684, the wife of William Smith was listed as a member in full communion of the Topsfield church.

William died in 1692.

 
 
 
 

Robert Smith was born in 1626 in England.

He married Mary French.

Thomas Smith (1656, married Martha Knowlton),
Mary Smith (1658, married, Feb. 2, 1680, John Towne),
Phebe Smith (1661, married June 24, 1684, Jacob Towne),
Ephraim Smith (1663, married, Sept. 6, 1694, Mary Ramsdell),
Samuel Smith (1666),
Amy Smith (1668, married Joseph Towne),
Sarah Smith (1670, died young),
Nathaniel Smith (1672)

Rebecca Symonds.

Mariah Smith (1677, married Peter Shumway) 

In 1684, the wife of Robert Smith was listed as a member in full communion of the Topsfield church.

In 1792, 25 year old Samuel Smith testified against Mary Towne Estey.

Robert died on August 30, 1693.

 
     
 

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