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Updated: 09-06-2019 03:09:56. Owner: robert


Individual Page


Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. John Thomas Smith: Birth: 18 Oct 1855 in Garner Township, Union Co, AR. Death: 3 Feb 1876 in Garner Township, Union Co, AR

  2. Marcus D Smith: Birth: 1 Jan 1858 in Garner Township, Union Co, AR. Death: 14 Mar 1932 in Garner Township, Union Co, AR

  3. George Houston Smith: Birth: 20 Jul 1860 in Garner Township, Union Co, AR. Death: 8 Apr 1955 in Texarkana, Bowie Co, TX

  4. William Albert Smith: Birth: 11 Feb 1863 in Mt Holly, Union Co, AR. Death: 25 Mar 1932 in Atlanta, Columbia Co, AR

  5. Edward Newton Smith: Birth: 2 Mar 1866 in Mt Holly, Union Co, AR. Death: 20 Aug 1869 in Union Co, AR

  6. Annie Elizabeth Smith: Birth: 1 Jan 1871 in Union Co, AR. Death: 13 Jul 1888 in Union Co, AR


Sources
1. Title:   Bethel Cemetery, Union Co, AR
Page:   Row 5
Author:   Jim and Bill Parks
Publication:   ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ar/union/cemetery/burns.txt
2. Title:   1840 US Census
Page:   298 Green Co, MO
3. Title:   1850 US Census
Page:   Union Co, AR, Van Buren Twp #M432/30 p246 dwg 288, fam 288
4. Title:   1860 US Census
Page:   Union Co, AR, Boone Twp, P. O. Mt. Holly 599/548
5. Title:   1870 US Census
Page:   Boone Twp, Mt. Holly P O, Union Co, AR, Pg 6, 39/39
6. Title:   1880 US Census
7. Title:   1890 US Census
8. Title:   1900 US Census

Notes
a. Note:   r maddoxroad@yahoo.com, e-mail address updated 4/17/05) 11/12/01 - e-message from Joyce SALTERR@aol.com details on children of Archelus Smith. 12/8/01 - typed information obtained from David Smith - confirmed date of death. 12/8/01 - typed information obtained from David Smith. "James Madison and Brother Albert Lafayette went to Civil War. The women kept farming, they made 4 bales of cotton, picked seed out, buried or hid it. When war was over it was worth its weight in gold. Say, 2,000 pounds of gold. That is why these 2 Smiths had more than the other Smiths. They got land from State of Arkansas, then they bought a lot of land. Most of it was in Union County, some in Columbia County. Lafayette land still in the Smith family. James Madison land has been sold. This is what we call the Big Hickory Bunch. All but Lafayette. Some graves are lost, these all have head stones.. Almon & Bee".
Note:   3/28/01 - GenForum Response (Smith Family) from Linda Hollenshead (maddoxroad@bellsouth.com o

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