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Ruth Clementine Layton 1861–1948 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 31 Aug 1861

Birth Location: Bartow Co., Georgia

Death Date: 15 Nov 1948

Death Location: Green Lawn Cemetery, Atlanta, Georgia

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Spouse(s): William Smith

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Ruth Clementine Layton was born in 1861 in Bartow Co., Georgia, the child of William Layton And Lily Mayburn. Ruth Clementine Layton married William Virgil Smith, and had children including Hoyt D Smith, Layton Smith, Neal L Smith. Ruth Clementine Layton passed away in 1948 in Green Lawn Cemetery, Atlanta, Georgia.

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Biography

  • Ruth Clementine Layton was born in 1861 in Bartow Co., Georgia, the child of William Layton And Lily Mayburn.
  • Ruth Clementine Layton married William Virgil Smith, and had children including Hoyt D Smith, Layton Smith, Neal L Smith.
  • Ruth Clementine Layton passed away in 1948 in Green Lawn Cemetery, Atlanta, Georgia.

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William Smith
1853–1924
Birth Location: –
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Ruth Layton's Ancestors

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Ruth Layton
1861–1948
Birth Place: Bartow Co., Georgia
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Ruth Layton's Timeline

2 Records

1861
31 Aug 1861
Birth of Ruth Clementine Layton in Bartow Co., Georgia
Bartow Co., Georgia
1948
15 Nov 1948
Age 87
Death of Ruth Clementine Layton in Powder Springs, Georgia
Powder Springs, Georgia

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 31 Aug 1861
    Event Place: Bartow Co., Georgia

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 15 Nov 1948
    Event Place: Powder Springs, Georgia

    Genealogy Event 3
    Event Type: Burial
    Event Place: Green Lawn Cemetery, Atlanta, Georgia
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