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Roy Slayton Parents:
Nat Slayton and Minnie Gerry
. Ruby
Slayton Parents: Nat Slayton and
Minnie Gerry. Lawrence
W. Sloan M.D. died about 1987 in New Jersey. He was born in Salt Lake City,
Utah. Concurrence
Smedley was born on 2 Nov 1740. She died on 21 Sep 1787. Parents:
Ephraim Smedley and Concurrence Hurd.She was married to Samuel Garnsey on 13 Nov 1766. Children were: Rachel Garnsey. Ephraim
SmedleyChildren were: Concurrence Smedley . Geraldine
Clara Smidt was born on 4 Apr 1922 in Britt, Iowa.She was married to Ivan Howard PITKIN on 24 Jan 1923 in Mason City, Iowa. Children were: Claryce Jean PITKIN, Gary Ivan PITKIN, Charlene Kaye PITKIN. Eloise
Smiley ?Children were: Barbara Sue BRADLEY , Dan Fordham BRADLEY. Alan
Robert SMITH was born on 12 May 1964. Parents:
Robert Winfield SMITH and Marilyn M. Bates.
Alice
Smith was born in Marshfield, Vermont. Parents:
Edgar L. Smith and Vianna Wooster. Bertha
Smith was buried in Marshfield Village Cemetery. Bertha died young. Parents:
Marshall G. Smith and
Emily Underhill. Bertha
Smith was buried in Marshfield Village Cemetery. Bertha died young. Parents:
Marshall G. Smith and
Emily Underhill. Brian
Carl SMITH was born on 13 Sep 1962. Parents: Robert
Winfield SMITH and Marilyn M. Bates. Caroline
Smith was born in Sep 1842. She died on 8 Aug 1843 in Marshfield. Parents:
Daniel Smith and Betsy Hassam
. Celinda
B. SMITH was born in 1832 in Fairlee, Vermont. She died on 6 Nov 1854.
Parents: Ira SMITH and Hannah
JACOBS.She was married to Erastus B. DWINELL . Children were: Orvis T. DWINELL. Charlotte
SmithShe was married to Raymond Leon WHEELER . Clarissa
SMITH died on 18 Oct in Marshfield, Vermont. She was buried in Pike Cemetery,
Marshfield, Vermont. Parents: Ira SMITH and
Hannah JACOBS. Cora
SmithShe was married to Russell PITKIN.
Coridan
D. (Cod) Smith was born in 1844. A tinsmith in Marshfield. Parents:
Daniel Smith and Betsy Hassam.He was married to Sarah Kenney. Children were: Warner D. Smith, Goldie Smith. Cynthia
Smith died in 1883.She was married to Alvah M. Shepard. Children were: Alanson Bruce Shepard , Alice Elnora Shepard. Daniel
SmithChildren were: Joshua Smith. Daniel
Smith. Daniel resided in Marshfield, Vermont.
Daniel married Betsy Hassam. They resided in Marshfield, Vermont. Parents: Joshua Smith and Keturah Loveland . He was married to Betsy Hassam. Children were: Orison Smith, Caroline Smith, Marshall G. Smith, Coridan D. (Cod) Smith, Emily Smith, William Henry Harrison Smith, Edgar L. Smith , James Smith. Daniel
Gilbert Smith was born on 26 Jun 1867. Gilbert lived in Marshfield and Gardner,
Massachusetts. He first married a daughter of Seneca Bemis, and second the widow
of Homer Munson. He had children. Parents: Marshall
G. Smith and Emily Underhill. Daniel
Gilbert Smith was born on 26 Jun 1867. Gilbert lived in Marshfield and Gardner,
Massachusetts. He first married a daughter of Seneca Bemis, and second the widow
of Homer Munson. He had children. Parents: Marshall
G. Smith and Emily Underhill. David
John SMITH
was born on
14 Aug 1935 in Cabot, Vermont. He died on 7 Mar 2007. David was a farmer.
He remained on the Smith family farm with his parents and continued to operate
the farm on his own after their deaths. David never married. Parents:
Edwin Angus Smith and Clara CARPENTER. Diana
Smith Diana married in Marshfield, on June 2q, 1842, William Henry Harrison
Gilman, son of Avara Gilman and Sally Robinson Parents:
Joshua Smith and Keturah Loveland. Dianne
Smith was born on 18 Oct 1957.She was married to Paul Sotaro YAMAMOTO about 1980 in Plainfield, Vermont. Children were: Sean Royce Sotaro YAMAMOTO, Todd Benjamin Hiroshi YAMAMOTO. Dora
H. Smith was born on 29 Dec 1867 in Marshfield. She died on 3 May 1869 in
Marshfield. Parents: Orison Smith and
Mary Emma Lamberton. Dorothy
SmithShe was married to Glenn Newell Wheeler . Children were: Gary Wheeler, Randy Wheeler. Earle
R. Smith was born on 19 Sep 1837 in Marshfield. He died on 28 Oct 1970 in
Berlin, Vermont. Farmer in Marshfield on his father's farm. Later worked at
Goddard College. Parents: William Henry Harrison Smith
and Martha A. Davidson.He was married to Mabel Henderson on 11 Nov 1919. Children were: Marguerite Smith. Edgar
L. Smith was born in 1850. He died in 1930 in Los Angeles, California.
He died in 1930 in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.
Edgar lived in Marshfield, Vermont, where he served as town clerk. He also lived in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, and later in Los Angeles. Parents: Daniel Smith and Betsy Hassam. He was married to Vianna Wooster. Children were: Alice Smith. Edith
G. Smith was born on 8 Mar 1885 in Marshfield. She died on 15 Jan 1979 in
Barre, Vermont. Parents: William Henry Harrison Smith
and Martha A. Davidson.She was married to Clinton E. Thwing on 4 Aug 1914. She was married to William H. Burnham on 9 Jul 1933. Edwin
Angus Smith
was born on
16 Apr 1902 in Cabot, Vermont. He died on 18 Feb 1989 in Cabot, Vermont. Edwin
was a farmer on his father's farm on Whittier Hill in Cabot. He had an interest
in the history of Cabot and of his family. As Edwin aged he began to lose his
memory. . Once, when he dropped off his wife at an appointment in Hardwick,
he disappeared for two days. He turned up at a farm in Maine, many miles from
his car. It was reported that the reason he had stopped at the farm was to help
get the cows into the barn. While inspecting a logging job one winter day, inadequately
dressed, he froze to death. Whether the minister of the Cabot church was informed
of the cause of death, we do not know, but during the funeral service for some
reason he thought it appropriate to read from Robert Frost's poem "Stopping
by the Woods on a Snowy Evening."He was married to Clara CARPENTER on 10 Oct 1929 in Cabot, Vermont. Children were: Olive Lillian SMITH, Robert Winfield SMITH, David John SMITH. Emily
Smith was born in Jul 1846. She died on 7 Mar 1853 in Marshfield. Parents:
Daniel Smith and Betsy Hassam
. Ethel
M. Smith died on 5 Jul 1866 in Marshfield. She was buried in Marshfield
Village Cemetery. Parents: Orison Smith and
Mary Emma Lamberton. Frances
Smith was born on 12 Oct 1918. She died on 14 Dec 1967.She was married to C. Gene Morgan on 11 Mar 1946. Children were: Monty L. Morgan, Mark L. Morgan, Myron Lynn Morgan. George
Decker SmithHe was married to Jessie Jane McKelvey . George
O SMITH was born on 4 Jul 1870 in Marshfield, Vermont. George was a farmer
in Marshfield, Vermont on the old Smith homestead. Parents:
Orin SMITH and Mary Snow.He was married to Lizzie Preston. Children were: Mildred SMITH. Goldie
Smith was born in Marshfield. Parents: Coridan
D. (Cod) Smith and Sarah Kenney. Rev.
Henry SMITH was born about 1600 in England. He died in 1648 in Weathersfield,
Connecticut. Rev. Henry Smith came from Hadley England in 1635, settling at
Wethersfield, Connecticut. He was the first minister there.Children were: Phillipa Smith, Mary Smith . He was married to Unknown. infant
SMITH died on 20 Feb 1841 in Marshfield, Vermont. He (or she) was born in
Marshfield, Vermont. He (or she) was buried in Pike Cemetery, Marshfield, Vermont.
Parents: Ira SMITH and Hannah
JACOBS. Infant
Smith was born on 26 Apr 1871. The birth date of this child is inconsistant
with the marriage date of the parents. She died on 26 Apr 1871. Parents:
Jasper Smith and Mary Eva McKelvey. Infant
SMITH was born in Aug 1961. Parents: Robert Winfield
SMITH and Marilyn M. Bates. Ira
SMITH
was born on
22 Jan 1800 in Woodstock, Connecticut. He died in 1880 in Marshfield, Vermont.
He was buried in Marshfield Village Cemetery. Ira Smith came to Marshfield,
Vermont from Woodstock, Connecticut with his parents in 1811. Although only 11
years old, Ira drove a double yoke of oxen the entire distance. They settled
on a farm on the river road about a mile below the village (owned in 1993 by
Mervin and Clara Wells). Ira warked on the farm summers, and attended school
during the winters until he was 18 years old. The schoolhouse was located about
two miles south of the farm, very near the homes of Joshua and Stephen Pitkin
on the river road. When the first schoolhouse was erected in what later became
the village, Ira became the first teacher there. He was paid in grain at a rate
of $12.00 per month, and boarded himself. In 1821 he purchased 300 acres of
unimproved land around what would later become the Marshfield depot. He cleared
and cultivated 15 acres, spending part of his time there, and the balance working
out until 1829 when he married Hannah Jacobs. They lived there a short time
but then purchased and removed to the home of his parents, where they lived for
11 years. For about 4 years after 1840, when they sold the home farm, Ira and
Hannah rented various places, but in 1844 they purchased the farm on which the
remainder of his life was spent (owned in 1993 by Charles "Chet" Cole).
He was a farmer and a stone mason.
In 1881, the Reverend George E. Forbes, Pastor of the Universalist Church in Marshfield, wrote of Ira Smith: "Mr. Smith held many of the town offices, being regarded by the citizens as a man of worth and integrity. He represented the town in the legislature during 1844-5. In politics, he was a Democrat, and never failed by his vote to express his faith in the doctrines of his party. His last public act was to rise from the sick bed to which he had been confined for several days, and go to the polls to deposit his ballot for the several state officers. He believed in the vital principles of religion, but in accordance with the general character of the man, his faith found expression in deeds rather than in word. In religious sympathy, he was a Universalist, and gave his influence and means to promote the interests of that society in town. His morals were always above reproach. He was temperate in deed and in word; drank no intoxicating liquers, no tea or coffee, and never used tobacco in any form; was frugal and industrious, and consequently was able to aquire a good property, while generously responding to many calls for the promotion of educational and benevolent enterprises. "He possessed an indomitable will and wonderful endurance from the time he hired out as a laborer, at 9 years of age, until he abandoned active toil, a short time before his death. He met all duties with a manly spirit, and evinced his willingness to obey the primal law of life -- labor. He had a remarkably strong constitution, and when his "golden wedding" was celebrated in 1879, he seemed nearly as hale and hearty as a man of 60 years, though even then there were premonitory symptoms of the disease which caused his death. For nearly 2 years he suffered from a cancer on the lower lip, and during the latter half of this time, especially, did he endure extreme pain and inconvenience in taking food. But under all these trials he exhibited great fortitude, and died resigned to his Maker's will. His funeral was attended by a large concourse of citizens besides numerous relatives, thus testifying to the esteem in which he was held by the entire community. The funeral services were brief, no formal eulogy was pronounced; his life had preached its sermon, and with a few words of comfort to the bereaved ones, the last sad rights were ended, and the body of this worthy man was borne to its final resting place. His age was 81 years. "Though dead, he yet speaketh," in his good, solid, practical life." Parents: Joshua Smith and Keturah Loveland . He was married to Hannah JACOBS on 4 Jan 1829 in Marshfield, Vermont. Children were: Orison SMITH , infant SMITH, Clarissa SMITH, Celinda B. SMITH, Lydia SMITH, Prudence SMITH, Vilas SMITH, Orin SMITH. Isabelle
D. Smith was born on 17 Apr 1877. She was the daughter of Lorenzo Smith
and Abbie Webster.She was married to Warren Mears . Children were: Richard Lorenzo Mears, Cyril Harrison Mears. James
Smith Parents: Daniel Smith and
Betsy Hassam. Jasper
SmithHe was married to Mary Eva McKelvey on 27 Apr 1874 in Brighton, Vermont. Children were: Infant Smith. Joshua
Smith was born on 29 Aug 1774 in Windham, Connecticut. He died on 16 Dec
1858 in Marshfield, Vermont. Joshua Smith and his family came to Marshfield
from Ashford, Connecticut in 1811, and bought from Charles Cate the tavern on
the site of the house which belonged to Ralph Wells, and later his son Mervin
Wells duing the 1970's and 80's. Smiths kept this tavern for 17 years. Parents:
Daniel Smith.He was married to Keturah Loveland on 17 Oct 1798 in Glastonbury, Connecticut. Children were: Ira SMITH, Nathan Smith , Diana Smith, Daniel Smith . Laura
J. Smith
was born on
2 Apr 1865. She died in Jan 1954. As Laura's mother died when she was only
a few months old, she was adopted by her uncle Joseph Smith, and her name changed
to Laura Gladys Smith. Parents: Smilie S. Smith
and Laura BEMIS.She was married to Hiram Wilson on 10 Apr 1884. Children were: Ava Wilson, Bernis G. Wilson, Leon A. Wilson. Lucinda
Smith was born on 19 Aug 1796. She died on 15 Nov 1864.She was married to Joseph PITKIN on 6 Oct 1825. Children were: John G. PITKIN, William W. PITKIN, Ann PITKIN, Mary PITKIN, David PITKIN, Sarah PITKIN. Lydia
SMITH
was born on
12 Aug 1834 in Marshfield, Vermont. She died on 20 Sep 1910 in Marshfield, Vermont.
She was buried in Marshfield Village Cemetery. Parents:
Ira SMITH and Hannah JACOBS.She was married to Levi W. BENTON on 19 Oct 1852 in Marshfield, Vermont. Children were: Flora C. BENTON, Frank C. BENTON, Emeroy BENTON, Anna BENTON, Emery BENTON. |