The National tribune., 1900-10-25
A Crest of the
Smith family.
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family will be given
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SMITH. JOSIAH - Born Feb 26
173S. at Pembroke; died April 1. 1868. al
Pembroke. Married Mary Barker; had &
son, Elisha, who married Mary Butler
Bass; had granddaughter. Elizabeth W.
who married John Gilman PiIlsbury; had
4 grandson, Albert Smith, who mar
ried Sarah Amelia Robertson.*
Rank, Second and First Lieutenant.
Served in Capt. Freedom Chamberlain S
company; Seventh Company, Plymouth
Co. Regiment; Capt. Weston's company
Capt. Andrew Lawson's company.
SMITH, WILLIAM-Bon Sept. Z,
| 1927, at Aberdeen, Scotland; died May IA,
1903, at Philadelphia. Had a son, VIM.
Moore, who married Ann Randolph; had a
grandson, VIM. Randolph, who married
| Elizabeth Anthony; hand a great-grand-
son, Thomas Duncan, who married Sarah
Wurts Barnes.*
Although a clergyman, William Smith
did active service during the Revolution,
being member of the Committee of Safe
ty and delegate to various conventions.
SMITH. HIRAM-Bon Dec. %. 1T56.
Mt Troy, n. J.: died April %, 1893. at
Troy, n. J. Married Eleanor PARROT; had
son, Hiram, who married Mary Allen
OSbOrn.*
He enlisted as Sergeant, but rose to the
Brown was sent to repel the force under
Sir William Johnson that attacked the
towns on the Mohawk and Hudson, Hiram
Smith was in his company.
SMITH, GEORGE-BOrn Aug. 10,
1145, in New Jersey; died later than 1870,
at =, Lycoming Co, Pa. Married Eff
he Drake; had a son, Jonathan. who mar
ried Annie Simpson; had a granddaughter.
Efiie, who married John FarnSworth.*
George Smith gave both military and
civil service during the Revolution. Hf
was a Sub-Lieutenant in Philadelphia Co
troops. AT different times was a member
of the Assembly
SMITH. ANNING-Born Dec. %,
1872, at Milton, n. Y; died Oct. 80, 1902,
at Milton, n. y. Married Eleanor Clark;
had a son, Eliphalet, who married
Mary WoOlsey; had a granddaughter |
Martha Clark, who married Aaron Innis; |
had a greatgrandson, George, who mar
ried Anne Bevier Hasbrouck.*
Was first Lieutenant in Col. Jonathan |
regiment, but later organized |
4 company in Orange County, which he |
SMITH, JESSE-Born Oct. II, 1853,
in Putnam Co, n. Y; died Jan. l. 1929, |
at PhilIipsburg, n. ]. Married Elizabeth
Ansley; had a son, Grant. who married |
NIarien Smith: had Il grandson, VIM. Ans |
ey, who married Martha Strong Watkins;
had a great-grandson, John Miller, who
married Margaret Waterman.*
At the taking of Ft. Montgomery Jesse
Smith was among the prisoners, but es-
Gaping later re-entered the service. His !
name appears with rank of Sergeant, 1850,
On the roll of Capt Henry Pawling's com
pany, I'd Militia regiment.
SMITH, STEPHEN-Born May 20,
1888. at Sandwich, Mass: died Sept. %,
1906, at Machias, Me. Married Deborah
Ellis; had son, Samuel, who married Sa
-ah Kelly; had a granddaughter, Sarah,
who married Nathaniel Wilson: had a
yreat-gl andson, Henry Clay, who married
Susan Kellar.*
Rank, Captain and Major. From Feb
'uary, 1T76, to May, 1871, Samuel Smith
vas on duty at Machias, Me-, being Cap
ain, Naval Officer for the port Of Ma
.hias. CommisSary, and commissioned Ma
or June II, 1717. When the British feet
made the attack on Machias, Capt. Smith
constructed defenses at Whites Point, and
Iided by about 80 Passamaquoddy In
ians, who formed the greater part of his
ompany. repelled successfully the assault
f the British ship, the Hope. In 17T9,
rhen difficulties arose with the Indian al
es, he conducted the negotiations.
SMITH. SAMUEL-Born Feb. /, 1919.
a Bucks Co., Pa; died Sept. IL, 1896, at
buckingham, Bucks Co.. Pa. Married
Iannah Hughes: had a son, Samuel, who
larried Ann Lacey Wilkinson; had a
Samuel, who married Mary
Iunns.*
Samuel Smith raised company in 776 ,,
nd was in many battles, viz. Trenton. i
'rinceton, Germantown and Monmouth ;
lso was present when Cornwallis surren-
cred at Yorktown. He was member Of
le Cincinnati.
SMITH, JONATHAN-Born Feb. %,
I46, at Scituate, X. l.; died May =, 1S41, 3
Scituate, r. I. Married Freelove Boss;
ad son, John, who married Celinda o
osS; had granddaughter, Irene Adeline, Il
ho married John Kennedy Il
Jonathan Smith was one of the Scituate II
zen who fought at Bunker Hill, and still n
ter at Long Island, Trenton and Prince \
IN. Was with the troops at Valley Forge,
nd in his>ald age received a pension. v
SMITH, PHILLIP-Born Jan. 8, 1775,
Chester Co., Pa. died June %. 1912,
Forward Township, Pa. Married Ellie
or Fismire; had a son. Robert T., who
arried Caroline Blacks
He was in Canada under Montgomery,
nd served until the close Of the war. En-
lged in the battles of White Plains. I
renton, Brandywine, Monmouth and
tony Point.
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