William Joseph Smith - I257 - Individual Information

William Joseph Smith ‏(I257)‏

Name:
William Joseph Smith

Source: Smith GedCom

Text: Date of Import: 17 Nov 2004

Source: Hayton2 2011-09-05

Gender: Male Male

Birth: 9 November 1853 Knoxville, Tennessee, USA
Death: 29 September 1930 ‏(Age 76)‏ near Portsmouth, Ohio, USA

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Birth	9 November 1853 Knoxville, Tennessee, USA Source: Smith GedCom Text: Date of Import: 17 Nov 2004 Source: Hayton2 2011-09-05
Marriage	Hannah Hayton - 10 July 1879 ‏(Age 25)‏ Wayne County, West Virginia, USA
Death	29 September 1930 ‏(Age 76)‏ near Portsmouth, Ohio, USA Cause of death: Shot himself in head Source: Smith GedCom Text: Date of Import: 17 Nov 2004 Source: Hayton2 2011-09-05
Globally unique Identifier	67ADEEC7547797E743DD9DA7B55E386A
Last Change	24 March 2012 - 16:05:07 - by: sharkbit

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Parents Family (F1059GM)
Father	Renae Fetters -
Mother	‏(Given name unknown)‏ Manerva -
	William Joseph Smith 1853 - 1930

Immediate Family (F27)
Wife	Cordielia Bartolia 1871 - 1933
Daughter	Jessie Bartola Smith 1892 -

Immediate Family (F94)
Wife	Hannah Hayton 1862 - 1891
Son	John Smith 1880 -
Son	Joseph Henry Smith Sr 1882 - 1967
Son	James Smith - 1890
Daughter	Martha Bell Smith 1885 - 1976
Daughter	Birdie Ethel Smith 1888 - 1956

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Note	Between 1861-1865 when Joseph was about 11 years old, he rode his pony to visit his Dad in the Union Army at Strawberry Plains, Tennessee on the Holston River. William Joseph Smith told his children that he was in a shoot out with a Sheriff when he was about 21 years old and one version said the sheriff was killed while another was that Williams father was killed. After this incident he left Strawberry Plains TN. and went to Missouri and there is where he took up the name William Joseph Smith.
Note	He also said he left two sisters in TN. named Sarrah and Angeline. On his marriage license he lists his parents as Thomas and Minerva
Shared Note	William Joseph Smith told his children that he was in a shoot out with a Sheriff when he was about 21 years old and one version said the sheriff was killed while another was that Williams father was killed. After this incident he left Strawberry Plains TN. and went to Missouri and there is where he took up the name William Joseph Smith. He also said he left two sisters in TN. named Sarrah and Angeline. He said his father was in the union army and was camped near Strawberry Plains and when he was 11 years old he would ride his pony out to see his father. On his marriage license he lists his parents as Thomas and Minerva
Shared Note	‏[Smith.FBC.FTW]‏ William Joseph Smith told his children that he was in a shoot out with a Sheriff when he was about 21 years old and one version said the sheriff was killed while another was that Williams father was killed. After this incident he left Strawberry Plains TN. and went to Missouri and there is where he took up the name William Joseph Smith. He also said he left two sisters in TN. named Sarrah and Angeline. He said his father was in the union army and was camped near Strawberry Plains and when he was 11 years old he would ride his pony out to see his father. On his marriage license he lists his parents as Thomas and Minerva
Note	Original individual @I257@ ‏(@MS_RILEY-UPGM.GED0@)‏ merged with @I749@ ‏(@S0100@)‏

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Name	Smith GedCom Text: Date of Import: 17 Nov 2004
Name	Hayton2 2011-09-05
Birth	Smith GedCom Text: Date of Import: 17 Nov 2004
Birth	Hayton2 2011-09-05
Death of spouse	Smith GedCom
Death	Smith GedCom Text: Date of Import: 17 Nov 2004
Death	Hayton2 2011-09-05