Name: Neil Smith_s Virginia-Missouri 12-14-19

Updated: 12-15-2019 04:12:05.


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Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. Venus Ashbaugh: Birth: SEP 1889 in MO. Death: ABT 1900 in MO


Sources
1. Title:   Milan Republican: Humphries Items, Location: Milan, Missouri, Page: 8-1
Page:   "Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith of Reger came to Humphreys Friday to help care for Walter and Lizzie Smith, who are very ill"
Source:   S-151647998
Publication:   22 Mar 1923
2. Title:   Milan Republican: Humphries Items, Location: Milan, Missouri, Page: 5 col 4
Page:   "Mrs. Frank Baskett of Linneus was called to Humphreys last Thursday on account of the serious illness of her sister, Lizzie Smith"
Source:   S-151647997
Publication:   8 Mar 1923
3. Title:   1870 United States Federal Census
Page:   Year: 1870; Census Place: Jackson, Monroe, Iowa; Roll: M593_412; Page: 349B; Family History Library Film: 545911
Author:   Ancestry.com
Publication:   Ancestry.com Operations, Inc.
4. Title:   Undertaker's Registration Book from P. K. Payne Funeral Home
Page:   #359, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Smith (dau Daniel Smith & Elinor Kincaid) ordered by W. S. Smith. Died 2 Apr 1923 from tuberculosis of the intestines, bur. 3 Apr 1923 Hazeville Cemetery
Source:   S-151648461
Author:   Payne Funeral Home Employees
Publication:   Resthaven Mortuary Hwy 65 North Trenton Missouri, 1904-1922
5. Title:   Grundy County, Missouri Marriages, Record Type: Marriage Registrations, Volume: 2
Page:   93, Charles Reason Ashbaugh of Grundy County to Mary Elizabeth Smith of Grundy County at the bride's father's residence in said county on 20 December 1877 by J. W. Boone M.G. Witnesses: Wm Kincade and I. Casebeer. Recorded 6 Feb 1878
Source:   S-151648996
Publication:   1875-1881
6. Title:   1910 Linn County, Missouri Federal Census, Record Type: U. S. Census, Location: Linn County, Missouri
Page:   7b (penned upper right), Jackson Twp, dwelling 14 family 14, where Lizzie Smith (widowed) was listed in the houhold of her brother Watt Smith
Source:   S-151649241
Publication:   1910
7. Title:   The Parallel Bible, Family Info: Daniel Smith, Present Owner: Smith (01/2014), Neil S., Location: 1406 Saddle Bag Ct., Columbia, MO
Page:   Mary Elizabeth Smith born August 29, 1855
Source:   S-151649124
Publication:   Smith Bros. & Co., Chillicothe, Missouri, 1885
8. Title:   Mary Elizabeth Smith Tombstone, Record Type: Tombstone Inscription, Name Of Person: Smith, Mary Elizabeth, Reader: Smith, Neil S.
Page:   Smith, Mary Elizabeth b: 29 Aug 1855, d: 2 Apr 1923, "sister" (on tombstone shared with her brother, Walter "Wat" Smith)
Source:   S-151647996
Publication:   Aug 1999
9. Title:   Milan Republican: Humphries Items, Location: Milan, Missouri, Page: 8-3
Source:   S-151647995
Publication:   5 Apr 1923
10. Title:   Mary Elizabeth Smith Certificate of Death - Missouri, Record Type: Certificate of Death, Name Of Person: Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Smith, Jurisdiction: Missouri, Series: Death Certificates 1910-1959, Record Number: no. 14941
Page:   Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Smith, date of death Apr 2, 1923, res. of Humphreys, MO, divorced, wife of Chas. Aushbaugh, birth Aug 29, 1855 Iowa. Father Daniel Smith (Morgan Co, OH), mother Elnor Kincaid (Morgan Co, OH). Burial Haseville Cem 4-3-23. Informant W. S.
Source:   S-151647994
Author:   Department of Health
Publication:   2 Apr 1923

Notes
a. Note:   n what actually happened in the marriage or what happened to the child. Her 1900 census entry indicated she was divorced and her 1910 census indicated she was widowed, but both stated she was the mother of one child who was deceased. Could this child have been the "Venus Smith niece" listed in her brother-in-law Jacob Schlotterback's 1900 census?
  Charles has not been found in any census after 1880, nor has any record of his death been found
 From a 8 Mar 1923 Milan newspaper item:
  "Mrs. Frank Baskett of Linneus was called to Humphreys last Thursday on account of the serious illness of her sister, Lizzie Smith."
  Also from a 22 Mar 1923 newspaper article:
  "Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith of Reger came to Humphreys Friday [16 Mar] to help care for Walter and Lizzie Smith, who are very ill. [Writer's note: Lizzie was ill and died shortly thereafter. Brother Walter lived another 33 years]"
Note:   Family tradition told that Lizzie never married. Subsequent research, including her death certificate, indicates she married for about 10 years and had one child with Charles Ashbaugh. It is not know

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