Amanda Caroline "Callie" "Maude" "Mandy" Hargis

Birth27 February 1873 - Lafayette, Macon County, Tennessee, USA

Death2 February 1951 - Lafayette, Macon County, Tennessee, USA

MotherMargaret Ann Cosby

FatherCharles Franklin Hargis

Born in Lafayette, Macon County, Tennessee, USA on 27 February 1873 to Charles Franklin Hargis and Margaret Ann Cosby. Amanda Caroline "Callie" "Maude" "Mandy" Hargis married Andrew Jackson Smith and had 10 children. She passed away on 2 February 1951 in Lafayette, Macon County, Tennessee, USA.

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Parents

Charles Franklin Hargis
1842 - 1909

Margaret Ann Cosby
1844 - 1920

Spouse(s)

Andrew Jackson Smith
1873 - 1955

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Nonie Celeste Smith
1896 - 1978

Noah Allen Smith
1898 - 1981

Oscar Franklin Smith
1900 - 1910

Alvis Melton Smith
1907 - 1973

Flora Angeline "Angie" Smith
1901 - 1984

Charles Benton Smith
1903 - 1971

Elvie D. Smith
1910 - 2006

F A Smith
1907 - Unknown

Larly B Smith
1904 - Unknown

Elrile B Smith
1911 - Unknown

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