Jacob Smith Family

 

Submitted by Celia Snyder

First Generation
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1. Simon SMITH, GGGG Grandfather. Born ca 1739 in Germany.[1] Children:
2 i. Nicholas (1764-<1840)
ii. Jacob, GGGG Uncle. Born in 1759 in Germany.

Second Generation
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2. Nicholas SMITH I, GGG Grandfather. Born in 1764 in Germany. Nicholas died in Urbana, Champaign, IL bef 1840; he was 76. [1] [2] On 15 Feb 1804 when Nicholas was 40, he married Elizabeth Celene (Betsy) POTTS (BATZ), GGG Grandmother, daughter of Andreas POTTS (BATZ) II (1747-1825) & Eva Catherina ZILHART (ZILHARD, ZILHARDT) (17 Nov 1752-), in Jefferson County, KY Or VA. Born on 17 Mar 1784 in Washington Co, MD. Elizabeth Celene (Betsy) died in Shelbyville, Shelby, KY. Buried in Shelbyville, Shelby KY. They had the following children:
i. Sarah, GGG Aunt. Sarah married PERRY.
3 ii. Jacob (1805-1854)
4 iii. Margaret 'Peggy' (1809-)
iv. Nancy, GGG Aunt. Born in 1814. Spinster
5 v. Eliza (1817-)
6 vi. Abe (1822-)
7 vii. William S. (1823-)
viii. Elizabeth Celene, GGG Aunt. Born on 24 Jul 1827. On 13 Apr 1852 when Elizabeth Celene was 24, she married John C. WEAKLEY.
ix. Keziah, GGG Aunt. Born in 1829. On 26 Sep 1846 when Keziah was 17, she married Benjamin CONLEY.

Third Generation
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3. Jacob SMITH II, GG Grandfather. Born on 20 Mar 1805 in Shelby County, KY. Jacob died in Urbana, Champaign, IL on 14 Mar 1854; he was 48.[2] Buried in Mt. Hope Cemetery, Urbana, Champaign, IL.

"Indians Told to Git - In the summer of 1832, before the organization of the County and the fixing of its county seat - when the site of Urbana was perhaps only what it had been for generations before, an Indian camping ground - a large number of Indians came and camped around the spring above alluded to as situated near the stone bridge (on Main Street). It happened to be at the time of the excitement caused by the Black Hawk War, and caused not a little apprehension among the few inhabitants around the Big Grove, although the presence in the company of many women and children of the Indians should have been an assurance of no hostile errand. A meeting of the white settlers was had, and the removal of the strange visitors determined upon as a measure of safety. A committee consisting of Stephen Boyd, Jacob Smith, Cabe Rice and Elias Stamey was appointed by the white settlers charged with the duty of having a talk with the red men. The committee went to the camp and, mustering their little knowledge of their language, announced to the Indians that they must 'puck-a-chee,' which they understood to be a command to them to leave the country. The order was at once obeyed. The Indians gathered up their ponies, pappooses and squaws and left, greatly to the relief of the settlers."[4]

On 1 Feb 1833 when Jacob was 27, he married Margaret Jane Edmundson Buchanan BEATTIE, GG Grandmother, daughter of James BEATTIE (bef 1788-aft 21 Sep 1821) & Hester (Esther) FULTON (ca 1783-ca 1821), in Shelby Co, KY. Born on 13 Dec 1814 in Glades Spring, Washington, VA. Margaret Jane Edmundson Buchanan died in Kansas, IL on 24 Oct 1896; she was 81. Buried in Mt. Hope Cemetery, Urbana, Champaign, IL.

Margaret's parents died while she was still small. She was raised by her Aunt Mary Middleton in Shelby county, KY.[5] [6]

Mrs. Margaret Smith is one of the oldest living settlers in the county, having been a resident of this immediate vicinity for near sixty years. She was born December 13, 1814, in Washington county, West Virginia, at Glades Springs. Her father's name was James Beatty, of same county. Her mother's name was Hester Fulton, of London county, Virginia. Her parents died when she was about seven years old. She was married January 31st, 1833, to Jacob Smith, in Shelby county, Kentucky. Mr. Smith was born in Shelby county, Kentucky. Mr. and Mrs. Smith came to this county October 16, 1833. They came in an old Virginia wagon, drawn by oxen, and settled on a part of the farm now owned by the family, about a mile east of Urbana, where they built a log cabin. Mrs. Smith says, "We first lived in this cabin with two rooms and a leanto with a lynn bark loft, puncheon floor, no windows. We were happy and thought we were fortunate in having such a good house. Monday after we came the first town lots in Urbana were sold at auction. The Brumley school house near us was the first school house in the neighborhood. Andrew Stephenson, John Gardner and Chancy Standish were among the first teachers. Mr. Smith built a new house in 1837, which was a good one for that day. The flooring was sawed by a whip saw, and the lath was made by hand, all by Mr. Smith." Mr. Smith was school director, road overseer, etc., but did not care for offices, found enough to do to attend to his own business, which he did, and by industry and good management, in which he was ably assisted by his wife, had six hundred acres of well-improved land all paid for when he died, in March, 1854. The habits of economy and thrift have extended to the children who, to-day, are among the best and most successful farmers in the county. There were born to Mr. and Mrs. Smith the following childreen: Elizabeth, who is at home; Malinda J., died at the age of 3 years; James N., farmer, living near; Eliza A., married a Mr. Turner, and lives in Woodbury county, Iowa; Sarah Margaret, married Mr. Shroyer and lives in Oswego, Kans.; William H., a farmer, living in Kimball county, Texas; Armstrong B., a farmer, in Urbana township; John T., died in infancy; David M., a farmer, and Jacob Mervin, a farmer. Mrs. Smith has been a member of the Baptist church in Urbana for over 30 years and is an earnest, faithful christian. She lives quietly on the old farm which she has seen brought from a wilderness until it now is in a high state of cultivation. Her daughter, Elizabeth, and her son, Mervin, and family share the old home with her, and here, surrounded by grand-children, she enjoys the fruit of a well-spent life of industry and takes pleasure in looking back and talking of the privations as well as the joys of the early days.[7]

They had the following children:
i. Elizabeth Hester, GG Aunt. Born on 22 Nov 1833 in Urbana, Champaign, IL. Elizabeth Hester died in Urbana, Champaign, IL on 11 Feb 1896; she was 62. Spinster
8 ii. James Nicholas (1836-1926)
iii. Malinda J., GG Aunt. Born on 1 May 1837 in Urbana, Champaign, IL. Malinda J. died on 8 Feb 1838 in Urbana, Champaign, IL.
9 iv. Eliza Ann (1839-)
10 v. Sarah Margaret (1841-1913)
11 vi. William Henry (1844-1923)
12 vii. Armstrong Beattie (1848-1927)
viii. John Thomas, GG Uncle. Born on 21 Sep 1850. John Thomas died on 3 Oct 1850.
13 ix. David Middleton (1851-1938)
14 x. Jacob Mirvin (1854-)

4. Margaret 'Peggy' SMITH, GGG Aunt. Born in 1809. Margaret 'Peggy' married Baker S. GRAHAM. They had the following children:
15 i. Sally
16 ii. Kate

5. Eliza SMITH, GGG Aunt. Born in 1817. Eliza married John M. BONDURANT. They had the following children:
i. William Henry, 1C3R.
ii. Mary E., 1C3R.
iii. Robert Allan, 1C3R.

6. Abe SMITH, GGG Uncle. Born in 1822. Abe married Lucy KENT. They had one child:
i. Tom R., 1C3R.

7. William S. SMITH, GGG Uncle. Born in 1823. William served in the Civil War. He married Ann BARNETT. They had the following children:
i. Elizabeth, 1C3R.
ii. Walter, 1C3R.
iii. Lena, 1C3R.

Fourth Generation
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8. James Nicholas SMITH, GG Uncle. Born on 20 Nov 1836 in Urbana, Champaign, IL. James Nicholas died in Capac, MI on 23 Sep 1926; he was 89. Buried in Mt. Hope Cemetery, Urbana, Champaign, IL.

Served in Civil War - Company B, 76th Illinois Infantry

James N. Smith, a prominent farmer of Urbana Township, is the oldest son of Jacob and Margaret Smith, and was born in Champaign County, Nov. 20, 1836. He received a common-school education, and at the same time a thorough and practical training in all the details of farming. His father was one of the pioneers of Champaign County, and at that time farm hands were scarce and very difficult to obtain, consequently the boys were required to work early and late. In those days school facilities were of secondary importance and the advantages for book-learning were at best very limited. But the discipline of hard work and systematic application to business is an excellent educator, and made of our subject a self-reliant man.

James N. Smith remained with his parents on the farm until the age of manhood, when he married Miss Lizzie, daughter of Caleb Williams, and began farming for himself until the war broke out. In 1862 he enlisted in Co. B, 76th Ill. Vol. Inf., and took part in the seige of Vicksburg, the battles of jackson, Miss., Ft. Blakely and many other engagements. On one occasion he received a severe shock from the explosion of a shell, which rendered him unconscious for several hours. In July, 1865, he was honorably discharged from the service. On his return from the army he settled on his present farm, which is one of the finest in the township. It contains 240 acres with a fine, handsome residence and substantial farm buildings. Mr. Smith is an enterprising, energetic man, and is quite extensively engaged in stock-raising, giving his attention specially to the best breeds of cattle and hogs.

The four children of the household are Ellis, Eva, Bertie and Mervin. Jacob Smith, the father of our subject, was born in Shelby county, Ky., in March, 1805, and was the oldest of ten children, the offspring of Nicholas and Elizabeth (Potter) Smith, natives of Germany. He was married in 1833 to Miss Margaret J., daughter of James and Hester (Fulton) Beattie. Her paternal grandfather was a native of Scotland and emigrated to America, before the Revolutionary War. The parents of Mrs. Smith died in Boone County, MO. Of their family of ten children, but four lived to maturity. After Jacob Smith came to Champaign County, he settled on the land which is now included in the homestead, and where his widow resides. His death occurred in 1854. The Fulton branch of Mrs. Smith's family was of English origin and settled in Washington County, Va., where she was born in 1814. She is now in the seventy-third year of her age, is quite active in mind and body, and is held in high esteem by all who know her.[8]

James Nicholas first married Elizabeth WILLIAMS, daughter of Caleb WILLIAMS. Born on 28 Oct 1844. Elizabeth died on 28 Mar 1888; she was 43. They had the following children:
17 i. Clarence
18 ii. Mervin
19 iii. Eva
iv. Bertha[9], 1C2R.
v. Twin, 1C2R.
vi. Twin, 1C2R.

James Nicholas second married Katherine. Born on 24 Dec 1857. Katherine died on 4 Oct 1898; she was 40.

9. Eliza Ann SMITH, GG Aunt. Born in 1839 in Urbana, Champaign, IL. Eliza Ann married Henry Edward TURNER. They had the following children:
20 i. John Edward
21 ii. Mary Emma
22 iii. Charlotte Emogene (1865-)
iv. Beattie Ellsworth, 1C2R.
v. Ella Esther[9], 1C2R.
23 vi. William Ryborn (1876-1899)
24 vii. Charles Fredrick
viii. Eugene Dora, 1C2R.

 

10. Sarah Margaret SMITH, GG Aunt. Born in 1841. Sarah Margaret died on 22 Mar 1913; she was 72. Sarah Margaret married William SHROYER. They had the following children:
i. Maud, 1C2R. Maud married George M. CORRAY, son of Isaiah CORRAY & Angeline ROBERTS.
25 ii. Fredrick Ernest (1871-1918)
iii. Beattie, 1C2R.

11. William Henry SMITH, GG Uncle. Born on 22 Jul 1844 in Urbana, Champaign, IL. William Henry died in Urbana, Champaign, IL on 30 Mar 1923; he was 78. On 31 Aug 1880 when William Henry was 36, he married Emma Elder, daughter of Robert ELDER (15 Apr 1818-2 Oct 1887) & Elizabeth T. (17 Mar 1819-20 May 1888). Born on 12 May 1857 in Decatur, OH. Emma Elder died in Urbana, Champaign, IL on 15 Apr 1936; she was 78. They had the following children:
26 i. Grace (1881-)
27 ii. Elizabeth Margaret (1883-)
28 iii. Ruby B. (1885-1958)
29 iv. Willie (1887-1919)
30 v. Mirvin (1889-)
vi. Mada, 1C2R. Born on 29 Mar 1892. Mada died on 8 Jun 1894; she was 2.
vii. Robert Elder, 1C2R. Born on 22 Jul 1894. Robert Elder died on 8 May 1896; he was 1.
viii. Fred Ernest, 1C2R. Born on 21 Dec 1897. Fred Ernest married Gertrude NETHERCOTT.
ix. Erma, 1C2R. Born on 4 Jan 1902 in Urbana, Champaign, IL. Erma died in Urbana, Champaign, IL in 1991; she was 88. On 21 Apr 1923 when Erma was 21, she married William Edward JONES.

12. Armstrong Beattie SMITH, G Grandfather. Born on 7 Mar 1848 in Urbana, Champaign, IL. Armstrong Beattie died in Urbana, Champaign, IL on 26 Oct 1927; he was 79. Buried in Mt. Olive Cemetery, Mayview, Champaign, IL. Armstrong Beattie married Mary Hannah 'Molly' FITCH, G Grandmother, daughter of Theodore S. FITCH (8 Jun 1809-10 Jan 1894) & Mary A. DINGES (ca 1821-). Born on 10 Feb 1860. Mary Hannah 'Molly' died in Urbana, Champaign, IL on 11 Feb 1950; she was 90. Buried in Mt. Olive Cemetery, Mayview, Champaign, IL. They had the following children:
i. Fred, G Uncle. Born on 5 Jun 1883 in Urbana, Champaign, IL. Fred died on 14 Oct 1883 in Urbana, Champaign, IL. Buried in Mt. Hope Cemetery, Urbana, Champaign, IL.
31 ii. Ralph Theodore (1878-1960)
32 iii. Charles B. (1880-1966)
33 iv. H. Earl (ca1882-)
34 v. Frank (1887-1977)

13. David Middleton SMITH, GG Uncle. Born on 19 Sep 1851 in Urbana, Champaign, IL. David Middleton died in Urbana, Champaign, IL on 2 Feb 1938; he was 86. On 2 Mar 1876 when David Middleton was 24, he married Clara Adella FITCH, GG Aunt, daughter of Theodore S. FITCH (8 Jun 1809-10 Jan 1894) & Mary A. DINGES (ca 1821-). Born on 14 May 1858 in New Washington, IN. Clara Adella died in Urbana, Champaign, IL on 10 Jun 1940; she was 82. They had the following children:
35 i. Mary Elizabeth
ii. Maggie, 1C2R.
36 iii. Mabel
37 iv. Fred David (1897-1996)
38 v. Lilly (1900-1993)

14. Jacob Mirvin SMITH, GG Uncle. Born on 4 May 1854 in Urbana, Champaign, IL. Jacob Mirvin married Mary Arabella CLIFT. Born on 17 Aug 1863. Mary Arabella died on 22 Jun 1935; she was 71. They had the following children:
39 i. Rufus William
40 ii. Howard Allen
41 iii. Blanche Margaret
iv. Paul Lawrence, 1C2R.
v. Mirvin David, 1C2R. Mirvin David married Bessie WINCHESTER.
vi. Joe Thomas Lee, 1C2R.
42 vii. James Beattie

15. Sally GRAHAM, 1C3R. Sally married Joe LAWRENCE. They had the following children:
i. Graham, 2C2R.
ii. Roger, 2C2R.
iii. Margaret, 2C2R.
iv. Lilly, 2C2R.

16. Kate GRAHAM, 1C3R. Kate married Joe LAWRENCE. They had one child:
i. Joe, 2C2R.

Fifth Generation
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17. Clarence SMITH, 1C2R. Clarence married Ollie MANDEVILLE. They had the following children:
i. Mary, 2C1R.
ii. Troy, 2C1R.

18. Mervin SMITH, 1C2R. Mervin married Grace DYSON. They had the following children:
i. Perry, 2C1R.
ii. Jim, 2C1R.
iii. Bob, 2C1R.
iv. Florence, 2C1R.
v. Grace, 2C1R.
vi. Lloyd, 2C1R.
vii. Charles, 2C1R.

19. Eva SMITH, 1C2R. Eva married Frank LITTLER. They had the following children:
i. Hazel, 2C1R.
ii. Harold, 2C1R.
iii. Ruth, 2C1R.
iv. Hubert, 2C1R.
v. Louis, 2C1R.

20. John Edward TURNER, 1C2R. John Edward married Gertie BUCK. They had one child:
i. UNNAMED, 2C1R.

21. Mary Emma TURNER, 1C2R. Mary Emma married Frank HAYNE. They had the following children:
i. Mae, 2C1R.
ii. Opal, 2C1R.
iii. Lowell, 2C1R.
iv. Faye, 2C1R.
v. Eva, 2C1R.

22. Charlotte Emogene TURNER, 1C2R. Born on 23 May 1865. Charlotte Emogene married Joseph L. HILL. Born on 24 Apr 1853. They had the following children:
i. Mabel, 2C1R. Mabel died in 1911.
ii. Lloyd, 2C1R.
iii. Clara, 2C1R.
iv. Franklin, 2C1R.
v. Alice, 2C1R.
vi. Alma, 2C1R.

23. William Ryborn TURNER, 1C2R. Born on 18 Feb 1876. William Ryborn died on 15 Jan 1899; he was 22. On 14 Jan 1899 when William Ryborn was 22, he married Jennie FORKNER. Born on 27 Jul 1882. They had the following children:
i. Beattie Earl, 2C1R. Born on 17 Jun 1900.
ii. Paul W., 2C1R. Born on 27 Jul 1902.
iii. Alta Lucille, 2C1R. Born on 12 May 1909.
iv. Ellen Opal, 2C1R. Born on 17 Sep 1916.
v. Reuben, 2C1R. Born on 30 Oct 1918.
vi. Erma Isabella, 2C1R. Born on 8 Oct 1920.
vii. Willis, 2C1R. Born on 14 May 1922.
viii. Bruce Harry, 2C1R. Born on 11 Jan 1926.

24. Charles Fredrick TURNER, 1C2R. Charles Fredrick married Lou BARNES. They had the following children:
i. Aldya, 2C1R.
ii. Joy, 2C1R.
iii. Jessie, 2C1R.
iv. Eleanor, 2C1R.
v. Helen, 2C1R.
vi. Mervin, 2C1R.
vii. Evert, 2C1R.

25. Fredrick Ernest SHROYER, 1C2R. Born on 22 Feb 1871 in Oswego Co, KS. Fredrick Ernest died in Urbana, Champaign, IL on 3 Jul 1918; he was 47. Buried on 9 Nov 1918 in Urbana, Champaign, IL. On 14 Dec 1892 when Fredrick Ernest was 21, he married Lydia Lorene JOHNSON, in Oswego Co, KS. Born on 8 Jan 1878 in Dallas City, Hancock, IL. Lydia Lorene died in Urbana, Champaign, IL on 10 May 1948; she was 70. Buried on 12 May 1948 in Urbana, Champaign, IL. They had the following children:
i. Opal, 2C1R. Opal married A. N. WRATHER.
ii. David, 2C1R.
43 iii. Clara Maude (1898-)
iv. Molly, 2C1R.
v. William, 2C1R.
vi. Amy, 2C1R.
vii. Frances, 2C1R.
viii. Fredrick, 2C1R.
ix. George, 2C1R.
x. Morris, 2C1R.
xi. Helen, 2C1R.

26. Grace SMITH, 1C2R. Born on 14 Jun 1881. On 6 Dec 1902 when Grace was 21, she married Searce PRINCE. They had the following children:
i. Sidney Searce, 2C1R.
ii. Nellie, 2C1R.
iii. Dorothy, 2C1R.

27. Elizabeth Margaret SMITH, 1C2R. Born on 22 Jan 1883. On 6 Jan 1909 when Elizabeth Margaret was 25, she married Joseph Ernest DUNN. They had the following children:
i. Clyde Ernest, 2C1R. Born on 18 Oct 1909. Clyde Ernest died on 22 Jun 1928; he was 18.
ii. Lewis Henry, 2C1R. Born on 11 Jun 1911.
iii. Emma Marie, 2C1R. Born on 24 Jun 1913. Emma Marie married COX.
44 iv. Roy William (1915-1997)
v. Doris Elizabeth, 2C1R. Born on 4 Aug 1918. Doris Elizabeth married LEWIS.

28. Ruby B. SMITH, 1C2R. Born on 26 Dec 1885 in Knoxville, TX. Ruby B. died on 22 Oct 1958; she was 72. On 15 Dec 1909 when Ruby B. was 23, she married Jacob Roy SADLER. Born on 22 Feb 1882 in Columbus, IN. Jacob Roy died in Apr 1955; he was 73. They had the following children:
45 i. Frances E. (1910-1991)
46 ii. Henry Smith (1912-1982)
47 iii. Ernest Irving (1919-)
48 iv. Jacob Roy (1923-)

29. Willie SMITH, 1C2R. Born on 25 Dec 1887 in Knoxville, TX. Willie died in Urbana, Champaign Co, IL on 20 Apr 1919; she was 31. On 16 Feb 1910 when Willie was 22, she married Ralph DUNN, son of Clarence DUNN (20 Oct 1864-15 Jan 1923) & Jennie S. CLEMENTS (8 Nov 1866-4 Dec 1944). Born on 16 Aug 1889 in Somers Twp., Champaign, IL. Ralph died in Urbana, Champaign Co, IL on 6 Oct 1949; he was 60. They had the following children:
i. Frank Richard, 2C1R. Born on 9 Apr 1912. Frank Richard died on 28 Aug 1953; he was 41.
49 ii. Ruth Lessie (1914-)
50 iii. Ralph Oscar (1916-1997)
iv. Wilma, 2C1R. Born on 6 Mar 1917. Wilma married BUSSEY.
v. Lois Jean, 2C1R. Lois Jean married SMALLING.

30. Mirvin SMITH, 1C2R. Born on 17 May 1889. On 14 Dec 1912 when Mirvin was 23, he married Verna JOHNSON. They had one child:
i. Laura Emma, 2C1R. Born in Sep 1913.

31. Ralph Theodore SMITH, Grandfather. Born on 4 Jul 1878 in Urbana, Champaign, IL. Ralph Theodore died in Urbana, Champaign, IL on 18 Nov 1960; he was 82. Buried in Mt. Olive Cemetery, Mayview, Champaign, IL. Occupation: Farmer. On 6 May 1901 when Ralph Theodore was 22, he married Ethel Mary HARRY, Grandmother, daughter of Martin M. HARRY (8 Jan 1844-4 Oct 1918) & Mary Jemima BOYD (4 Oct 1853-2 Sep 1944), in Urbana, Champaign, IL. Born on 15 Jul 1880 in Urbana, Champaign, IL. Ethel Mary died in Urbana, Champaign, IL on 13 Oct 1968; she was 88. Buried in Mt. Olive Cemetery, Mayview, Champaign, IL. Occupation: Housewife. They had the following children:
i. Vivian, Aunt. Born on 6 Feb 1902 in Urbana, Champaign, IL. Vivian died on 26 Feb 1902 in Urbana, Champaign, IL. Buried in Mt. Olive Cemetery, Mayview, Champaign, IL. Died of Spinabifida
51 ii. Roland Theodore (1903-1983)
52 iii. Harry (1905-1993)
53 iv. Mary Genevieve (1907-1984)
v. Rex, Uncle. Born on 10 Dec 1915 in Urbana, Champaign, IL. Rex married Margaret PEARCE.

32. Charles B. SMITH, G Uncle. Born in 1880 in Urbana, Champaign, IL. Charles B. died in Urbana, Champaign, IL in 1966; he was 86. Buried in Mt. Olive Cemetery, Mayview, Champaign, IL. Charles B. married Lulu M. SNYDER. Born in 1884. Lulu M. died in Urbana, Champaign, IL in 1942; she was 58. Buried in Mt. Olive Cemetery, Mayview, Champaign, IL. They had the following children:
54 i. Inas
ii. Lawrence, 1C1R. Lawrence married Irene PELL.
55 iii. Marion
iv. Frank, 1C1R.

33. H. Earl SMITH, G Uncle. Born ca 1882. H. Earl married Cecyle MALLOW. They had the following children:
i. Betty Lou, 1C1R.
ii. Phillip A., 1C1R. Phillip A. married Lorene ELLIOT.
56 iii. Homer (1913-1997)

34. Frank SMITH, G Uncle. Born in 1887 in Urbana, Champaign, IL. Frank died in Urbana, Champaign, IL in 1977; he was 90. Buried in Mt. Olive Cemetery, Mayview, Champaign, IL. Frank first married Belle CLIFT. Born in 1891. Belle died in Urbana, Champaign, IL in 1954; she was 63. Buried in Mt. Olive Cemetery, Mayview, Champaign, IL. Frank second married Margaret ICE. They had the following children:
i. Mildred, 1C1R.
ii. UNNAMED, 1C1R.

35. Mary Elizabeth SMITH, 1C2R. Child:
57 i. David Richard (1917-)

36. Mabel SMITH, 1C2R. Child:
i. Dorothy Joan, 2C1R. Dorothy Joan married CURRENT.

37. Fred David SMITH, 1C2R. Born on 5 Mar 1897 in Urbana, Champaign, IL. Fred David died in Urbana, Champaign, IL on 7 Feb 1996; he was 98. Buried in Mt. Olive Cemetery, Mayview, Champaign, IL. Occupation: Farmer. On 12 Dec 1917 when Fred David was 20, he married Elsie Mae JOHNSON, in Urbana, Champaign, IL. Born on 26 Sep 1897. Elsie Mae died in Champaign, Champaign, IL on 5 Nov 1974; she was 77. They had the following children:
58 i. Frances E. (1919-)
59 ii. Clara Nelle (1922-)
60 iii. David T.
61 iv. Fred Johnson

38. Lilly SMITH, 1C2R. Born on 11 Aug 1900 in Urbana, Champaign, IL. Lilly died in Urbana, Champaign, IL on 17 Jun 1993; she was 92. Buried on 19 Jun 1993 in Mt. Olive Cemetery, Mayview, Champaign, IL. On 17 Aug 1929 when Lilly was 29, she married George David TOWNSEND. They had the following children:
i. George David, 2C1R.
62 ii. Robert Edward
63 iii. Kendall Fulton (1939-)
iv. James Warren, 2C1R.

39. Rufus William SMITH, 1C2R. Rufus William first married Tena HASTINGS. They had the following children:
i. Lois, 2C1R.
ii. Max, 2C1R.

Rufus William second married Aarvilla KLINE.

40. Howard Allen SMITH, 1C2R. Howard Allen married Dana RICE. They had the following children:
i. Helen, 2C1R.
64 ii. Howard
iii. David, 2C1R.
iv. Lawrence, 2C1R.
v. Jean, 2C1R.

41. Blanche Margaret SMITH, 1C2R. Blanche Margaret married Gerald CARRIER. They had the following children:
65 i. Helen Pauline
66 ii. Gerald Mervin

42. James Beattie SMITH, 1C2R. James Beattie married Ruth THOMAS. They had the following children:
i. James Beattie, 2C1R.
ii. Thomas Lyn, 2C1R.

Sources

1. History of Champaign County
2. A Standard History of Champaign County, Illinois, J. R. Stewart, Supervising Editor, The Lewis Publishing Company, Chicago and new York, I, 196, 1918.
3. Kentucky Pension Roll of 1835.
4. History of Champaign County, Vol. I, page 92:
5. J. O. Cunningham, History of Champaign County, Illinois, 1905.
6. Early History and Pioneers of Champaign County, Illinois, Champaign County Herald, Urbana, Illinois, 64, 1886.
7. Milton W. Mathews and Lewis A. McLean, Early History and Pioneers of Champaign County, Champaign County Herald, Urbana, Illinois, 136, 1886.
8. Portrait and Biographical Album of Champaign County, Ill., containing Full Page Portraits and Biographical Sketches of Prominent and Representative Citizens of the County, together with Portraits and Biographies of all the Governors of Illinois, and of the Presidents of the United States. Chicago, Chapman Brothers, 1887:
9. Antiques Magazine - Mar 1948
10. 32nd Degree Mason, Decatur, IL. Member, Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, Ansar Temple, Springfield, IL and Scottish Rite Consistory Valley of Springfield.
11. Member, Champaign County Farm Bureau; Former Urbana Township Supervisor; Trustee, Mount Olive Cemetery