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The following references to Elizabeth Smith, ne Furnace for the period 1727 to 1884 may be relevant.

Name married yoB yoI Source Notes
Elizabeth Furnace U   1812 Banns of marriage Marriage to Benjamin Smith
Elizabeth Furnace S   1812 Bride Marriage to Benjamin Smith
Elizabeth Smith M   1812 Bride married name Ne Furnace, married Benjamin
Elizabeth Smith M   1813 Parent at baptism Mother of Thomas; husband Robert
Elizabeth Smith M   1814 Parent at baptism Mother of James; husband Benjamin
Elizabeth Smith M   1815 Parent at baptism Mother of Thomas; husband Robert
Elizabeth Smith M   1818 Bride married name Ne Mills, married Daniel
Elizabeth Smith M   1819 Parent at baptism Mother of Benjamin; husband Daniel
Eliza Smith   1823 Parent at baptism Mother of Ann
Elizabeth Smith M   1824 Bride married name Ne Smith, married George
Elizabeth Smith M   1827 Parent at baptism Mother of Joseph; husband George
Elizabeth Smith W   1830 Bride Marriage to Benjamin Tite
Elizabeth Smith 1760 1835 Burial
Elizabeth Smith   1836 Beneficiary of will Daughter of Catherine Smith
Elizabeth Smith   1836 Beneficiary of will Niece of Thomas Billing
Elizabeth Smith   1840 Witness at marriage Thomas Rough to Ann Smith
Elizabeth Smith 1796 1841 Census Probably married to Daniel Smith
Elizabeth Smith 1776 1841 Census No relations for 1841
Eliza Smith M   1842 Parent at baptism Mother of Sarah; husband Benjamin
Eliza Smith M   1843 Parent at baptism Mother of Mary; husband Benjamin
Eliza Smith M   1845 Parent at baptism Mother of Eliza; husband Benjamin
Elizabeth Smith 1774 1847 Burial
Elizabeth Smith M   1848 Parent at baptism Mother of Levi; husband Benjamin
Elizabeth Smith 1769 1848 Burial
Elizabeth Smith 1795 1849 Burial
25 records displayed as possibly relevant out of 133 references to Elizabeth Furnace.
Note: yoB is year of birth according to the source record, if available
         yoI is year of interest: the year in which the event listed took place.

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