Simon SMITH & Hannah BLISS

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Simon SMITH
Hannah BLISS

Husband: Simon SMITH
Birth: 2 Aug 1662, Hartford, Hartford Co., CT
Death: aft. 1715
Father: Joseph SMITH
Mother: Lydia HEWETT

Marriage: 1 May 1689, Hartford, Hartford Co., CT

Wife: Hannah BLISS
Birth: 20 Dec 1666, Hartford, Hartford Co., CT
Death: aft. 8 Feb 1701/02, Hartford, Hartford Co., CT
Father: Samuel BLISS
Mother: Mary LEONARD

Children — born in Hartford, Hartford Co., CT:

1. Hannah SMITH, b. 31 Jan 1960; d. 14 Nov 1719, Bloomfield, Hartford Co., CT; m. 16 May 1709, Hartford, Hartford Co., CT, David ENSIGN
2. Lydia SMITH, b. 7 Aug 1691
3. Simon SMITH, b. 1693
4. Elizabeth SMITH, b. 14 Feb 1693; d. 6 Apr 1780, Springfield, Hampden Co., MA (AF lists two sets of parents and four husbands — think we've got a mixup here)
5. Margaret SMITH, b. 1699; m. 6 Jun 1723, John WILLARD
6. Ebenezer SMITH, b. 8 Feb 1701/2
7. Margaret SMITH, b. 15 Sep 1704 (looks like another mixup)
8. Elisha SMITH, b. 30 Jun 1706; bap. 30 Sep 1706; m. Ruth SEYMOUR
9. Jemima SMITH, b. 11 Dec 1708; bap. 7 Aug 1709; m. John WELLES
10. Martha SMITH, b. 20 Feb 1710

Source:

1. LDS. Family Search: Internet Genealogy Service: AF - Ancestral File (online at FamilySearch.org).

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