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Name, Notes/Quotes, [Variant Spelling], [Marriage], [Spouse], [Child], [Death]
--- "__Dec 22 1966...[William N.] (and) Fern [Smith]...Dear Folk (Jim) [and Amanda] (Smith), We found this much of the record of Daniel Smith who is the man you have the__Picture of...Love [signed]" [continuing] "__What we found out about the Smith pictures 'Daniel Smith born May 1 1807 in North Carolina while an infant moved ^to^ the state of Ohio with his parents...In May 1828 was married to Nellie Harrison...She died there were no children by this union Second marriage to Abigal Hartley July 8 1834 10 children were born to this Union -- Five died The five that lived were David Smith Sally Lovell Nancy Gray John N. Smith Daniel Smith (W.N. Smith's father)__Daniel ^Smith^ and Abigal ^Smith^ moved to Adams township Hamilton County in 1835 and lived in this neighborhood until [their deaths]...[original material from the second sheet of paper, both front and back, is entered now]__...John N Smith (Daniel Smith son) and Amelia Caroline (Mundy) Smith Children 1 -- James Smith 2 -- Samuel Edward Smith 3 -- David H Smith 4 -- William Hiram Smith 5 . Daniel Morton Smith 6 -- John Larken Smith 7 -- Jerry Walter Smith 8 -- Lucinda Florence Smith 9 -- Hervey Lincoln Smith 10 -- Elmer Everet Smith__...[Both sides of the page delineating "Old" Daniel's grandchildren have notes written by James Eli and Amanda Smith interspersed among the original material...Ellipses separate each incident of notes. The name in the original letter is given first//the note associated with it follows the double forward slash]__...Daniel (and) Abigal buried at Spicwood Smith...Daniel Morton Smith//Died 16...John Larken Smith//Died 2...Jerry Walter Smith//Died 2-3...Hervey Lincoln Smith//wife Nettie Son Ralph Elkhart...__...Hurvey Lincoln Smith married Nettie Carter Louis H (and) Anna Jane Carter in (May 19) 1920 Hurvey died in 1961 Son Ralph Smith lives at Elkhart..." [27DEC2002, original notecard, w/encl.]
...Some notes were written where they would not be associated with a name. Carats designate Fern's additions. Parentheses are shown as they are in the two sheets of genealogical material, but I have added them to the notecard at the beginning. Brackets enclose comments that I made for clarification. Double underscore begins a page. The exhibit is a notecard with the information written on two sheets of paper, front and back, and no extant envelope. (See Daniel Smith, 1807-1893, for the complete letter.) JDS
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