Elizabeth Smith Woodcock was born January 15, 1716, in Bristol, Massachusetts Bay Colony, a daughter of Jonathan Woodcock and Mercy Williams. On November 17, 1737, in Wrentham, Massachusetts, Elizabeth married Colonel John Smith, who immigrated from Ireland and fought in the American Revolutionary War. [1] Children of Elizabeth and Colonel Smith include:
Elizabeth Smith, born January 14, 1738, died June 23, 1811, married Sweetser Messinger
James Smith, born 1741, died 1750, at the age of nine years
Mary Smith, born October 29, 1743, died May 8, 1802, married Andrew Everett
John Smith, born 1746, died 1758 at the age of twelve years
Sarah Smith, born May 21, 1749, died May 26, 1810, married Jeremiah Cobb
Sergeant James Smith, born July 13, 1751, died May 19, 1808, Veteran of the American Revolutionary War, married Hannah Field
Samuel Smith, born 1753, died 1758 at the age of five years
Margaret Smith, born 1756, died 1758, at the age of two years
Hannah Smith, born August 19, 1761, died April 27, 1814, married Zera Preston
Elizabeth (Woodcock) Smith died May 9, 1791, in Wrentham, Massachusetts and is buried with her husband in the Wrentham Center Cemtery. [2]
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