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Tobias L. Smyth 1724–1781 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 16 Mar 1724

Birth Location: Fort Christina, New Castle, Delaware, United States

Death Date: 21 Nov 1781

Death Location: Glade Spring, Washington County, Virginia, United States of America

Father: Hans Smidt

Mother: Maria Stalcop

Spouse(s): Mary McDonald

Children(s): Edward Smyth\Smith, George Smith, Rebecca Smyth, Nancy Smyth, Mary Smyth, Caterina Smyth

Tobias L. Smyth was born in 1724 in Fort Christina, New Castle, Delaware, United States, the child of Hans Jurgen George Smidt And Maria Stalcop. Tobias L. Smyth married Mary Mcdonald, and had children including Caterina Smyth, Edward Edmond Smyth Smith, George Smith, Mary Elizabeth Smyth, Nancy Catherine Smyth, Rebecca Smyth, Willam Smyth. Tobias L. Smyth passed away in 1781 in Glade Spring, Washington County, Virginia, United States of America.

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Biography

  • Tobias L. Smyth was born in 1724 in Fort Christina, New Castle, Delaware, United States, the child of Hans Jurgen George Smidt And Maria Stalcop.
  • Tobias L. Smyth married Mary Mcdonald, and had children including Caterina Smyth, Edward Edmond Smyth Smith, George Smith, Mary Elizabeth Smyth, Nancy Catherine Smyth, Rebecca Smyth, Willam Smyth.
  • Tobias L. Smyth passed away in 1781 in Glade Spring, Washington County, Virginia, United States of America.

Immediate Family

Parents

Hans Smidt
1696–1753
Birth Location: Falun, Dalarna, Kopparberg, Sweden
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Maria Stalcop
1697–1750
Birth Location: Christina, New Castle, DE
MS

Spouses(s)

Mary McDonald
1730–1809
Birth Location: Augusta County, Virginia, United States of America
MM

Children(s)

Edward Smyth\Smith
1762–1852
Birth Location: Augusta, Virginia, United States
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George Smith
1754–1809
Birth Location: Augusta, Virginia, United States
GS
Rebecca Smyth
1755–1864
Birth Location: Saltville, Washington, Virginia, USA
RS
Nancy Smyth
1756–1841
Birth Location: Wilmington, New Castle, Delaware, United States
NS
Mary Smyth
1757–1846
Birth Location: Augusta, Virginia, United States
MS
Caterina Smyth
1756–1844
Birth Location: Augusta CO, VA
CS

Tobias Smyth's Ancestors

Self
Tobias Smyth
1724–1781
Birth Place: Fort Christina, New Castle, Delaware, United States
Parents
Hans Jurgen "George" Smidt
1696–1753
Falun, Dalarna, Kopparberg, Sweden
Maria Stalcop
1697–1750
Christina, New Castle, DE
Grandparents
Petter ((Peter, Pietter) Schmidt (Smidt, Smitt)) (Smith)
1667–1720
Delacarlia, Falum, Kobbarberg County, Sweden
Magdalena (Hindrichdotter) Huwalt
1666–1735
Germany
Great-Grandparents
Jasper Schmidt
1635–1678
Berendje (Smidt)
1640–1678
Henrich Hufwaldt
1625–1680
Margaretha Adami
1628–1678
2nd-Great-Grandparents
Harm Smidt
1594–1664
Grietje Holthuis
1595–1665
Wilhelm Meyer\Meijer
1572–1646
Trientje Arends
1572–
Jacobus Adami
1600–
Elizabetha Petri
1600–

Tobias Smyth's Descendants

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Tobias (L.) Smyth (16 Mar 1724–21 Nov 1781) m. Mary McDonald (19 Jan 1730–1809)
  1. 1. Edward (Edmond) Smyth\Smith 1762–1852 m. Hannah Crabtree 1767–1862
    1. 1. Crabtree Smyth 1805– m. Rosie ((Rhoda)) Puthoff 1808–1839
      1. 1. Jonas Smith\Smyth 1835–1902 m. Sarah (Ann) Baker 1844–1923
        1. 1. John (William) Smyth 1867–1917
        2. 2. Leeanna ("Leannie") Smith 1872–1964
        3. 3. Alavine Smyth 1865–1942
        4. 4. Daman Smith 1898–
        5. 5. Catherine ((Alavina?)) Smith 1863–1942
        6. 6. Tobiss Smyth 1860–
        7. 7. Walter Smith 1881–1956
        8. 8. Millard Smith 1879–1963 m. Rosa Crabb 1889–1972 m. Sarah Barnett 1880–
        9. 9. Florida (M) Smyth 1861–1943
        10. 10. Louisa Smyth 1861–1954
        11. 11. John (William) Smyth 1865–1917
        12. 12. Joseph (Franklin) Smyth 1869–1956
      2. 2. John (Punhuff) Smyth 1836–1926
        1. 1. Leonard (C) Smith 1891–1975
      3. 3. Ben Smyth 1829–
      4. 4. Margaret (Hannah) Smyth 1831–
      5. 5. Rachel Smyth 1833–
      6. 6. John (Morrison) Smyth 1838–1912
      7. 7. Henry (Clinton) Smith 1856–1894
    2. 2. Sarah Smyth 1797–
    3. 3. William Smyth 1788–1840
    4. 4. Thomas (Hugh) Smith 1802–1873
    5. 5. David Smyth 1812–
    6. 6. George Smyth 1790–1849
    7. 7. Mary (Polly) Smyth 1793–1848
    8. 8. John (P (Rev. War) Smyth) (Smith) 1795–1890
    9. 9. James Smyth 1796–1824
    10. 10. Margaret Smyth 1800–1864
    11. 11. Tobias (E. (Edward?)) Smyth 1803–1866
    12. 12. David Smyth 1812–1864
    13. 13. Elizabeth Smyth 1803–
    14. 14. David Smyth 1812–1864
    15. 15. Mary (Polly) Smyth 1824–
    16. 16. Thomas (Hugh (Jonas)) Smyth 1794–1873
    17. 17. Jonas Smyth 1800–1890
    18. 18. Addison Smith 1828–1906
  2. 2. George Smith 1754–1809
  3. 3. Rebecca Smyth 1755–1864
    1. 1. William (Thomas) Crabtree 1810–1865
      1. 1. John (M) Crabbtree 1840–
        1. 1. Lucinda (C) Crabtree 1869–1915
  4. 4. Nancy (Catherine) Smyth 1756–1841
  5. 5. Mary (Elizabeth) Smyth 1757–1846
  6. 6. Caterina Smyth 1756–1844

Tobias Smyth's Timeline

2 Records

1724
16 Mar 1724
Birth of Tobias L. Smyth in Fort Christina, New Castle, Delaware, United States
Fort Christina, New Castle, Delaware, United States
1781
21 Nov 1781
Age 57
Death of Tobias L. Smyth in Glade Springs, Washington, Virginia, United States
Glade Springs, Washington, Virginia, United States

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 16 Mar 1724
    Event Place: Fort Christina, New Castle, Delaware, United States
    Record Source: U.S., Find a Grave® Index, 1600s-Current

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 21 Nov 1781
    Event Place: Glade Springs, Washington, Virginia, United States
    Record Source: U.S., Find a Grave® Index, 1600s-Current

    Genealogy Event 3
    Event Type: Burial
    Event Place: Glade Spring, Washington County, Virginia, United States of America
    Record Source: U.S., Find a Grave® Index, 1600s-Current
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