Minnie A SMITH

Father: Clark H SMITH
Mother: Belinda WATSON

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Miriam SMITH

Family 1: Lot GRAY

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Nathaniel SMITH

BIRTH: 3 JUL 1799
DEATH: 11 JUN 1855

REFERENCE: 3122

Father: William SMITH
Mother: Thankful SEARS

Family 1: Polly GORDON

MARRIAGE: 20 FEB 1823

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!S.P. May Nathaniel lived on the farm until 21, studied medicine one year, then went with his brother Orrin to Chatauqua co., where they located 100 acres of land, and erected a saw-mill on the west branch of the Conowauga creek, being among the first pioneers of that section, then a wilderness without roads, and nothing but marked trees to guide one through the forest from one log cabin to another. A few years later they built a grist-mill. These mills were the first in that section, and a Godsend to early settlers. He was pretty well versed in the law, a Justice of the Peace, circa 1834, and an acting magistrate for 20 years. He played the flute, fife and drum, was often appointed on town com- mittees, was a man of influence and a member of the M.E. Church

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Nellie SMITH

REFERENCE: 3269

Family 1: Burton SEARS

MARRIAGE: 15 DEC 1885

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Nicholas SMITH

REFERENCE: 341

Family 1: Rebecca SEARS

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Noah SMITH

REFERENCE: 876

Family 1: Deliverance SEARS

Benjamin SMITH

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Norman SMITH

BIRTH: 21 NOV 1878

REFERENCE: 5285

Father: Albert G SMITH
Mother: Emma Camilla PERRY

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|_Emma Camilla PERRY _|
                      |_Esther Camilla SEARS _

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Obed SMITH

REFERENCE: 1082a. ii.

Family 1: Rhoda (Or_Jehodah) SEARS

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Orrin Gazebe SMITH

BIRTH: 6 MAY 1797
DEATH: 1 JUL 1880

REFERENCE: 1489

Father: William SMITH
Mother: Thankful SEARS

Family 1: Mary CRAWFORD

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!S.P. may p.175 Orrin rem. to Chaut. co. with his brother Nathl., and helped to run mills erected by them, and also worked at the joiner's and carpenter's trade Later he was a preacher of the Meth. E Ch., traveling on horseback through So Chaut., into Cattaraugus, fording the Allegheny river at PN. In 1855 they sold out and moved to IL, near Carthage, and stayed three or four years, returning to Hamlet, where he died; he was for years a great sufferer from inflammatory rheumatism, which left him a cripple.

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Paschal Nelson SMITH

REFERENCE: 807

Family 1: Hester SEARS

MARRIAGE: 14 FEB 1774, Lic. Ny

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!S.P. May p.113 Paschal was a partner in business with his father-in-law, and later one of the first directors in the Manhattan Bank, organized in 1799 by Aaron Burr. During the revolutionary was he resided in Boston and was drawn in jury, Maritme Court, 29 May 1777 and 30 Sep 1778. He died of yellow fever at his summer residence at Bllomingdale, NY, in 1805/6 His will dated 20 Mar 1801, names wife Hester and nephews Benj. Strong and John Aspinwall, executers. Paschal N Smith was of the "Tangier Smiths" of Setauket, L.I., so called to distinguish them from the "Bull Smiths," who lived in the next township, now known as Smithtown. Col. Wm. Smith, his great-gr.-father was English Governor of Tangier, Africa during the reign of Charles II.

Names of Persons for Whom Marriage Licenses were issued by the Secretary of the Province of NY previous to 1784, Weed, Parsons and Co, 1860, Albany; BNS News Service in CT State Library, p.44; 14 Feb 1774, Record M.B.; Vol XXII, p 127

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