Wives and Children
John Smith was involved in plural marriage and had two wives.
- Helen Marie Fisher (20 September 1835 Pennsylvania - 3 September 1907 Utah). Married on 25 November 1853.
- Elizabeth Maria Smith (8 October 1854-8 April 1891)
- Hyrum Fisher Smith (10 January 1856-9 March 1923)
- Lucy Smith (11 July 1858-10 September 1938)
- Don Carlos Smith (7 June 1861-17 February 1937)
- Joseph Girdlestone Smith (6 November 1866-20 December 1937)
- Alvin Fisher Smith (13 October 1867-31 March 1955)
- Evaline Smith (13 October 1867-4 November 1878)
- John David Smith (1 May 1870-16 September 1878)
- Hellen Jerusha Smith (26 October 1872-30 July 1881)
- Nancy Melissa Lemon (6 Sept 1833 Illinois-29 March 1915). Married on 18 February 1857.
- John Lemmon Smith (16 March 1858-1 May 1867)
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