Person:Eli Smith (10)

Watchers
m. 20 May 1800
  1. Margaret Smith1801 - 1872
  2. Samuel Smith1803 - 1866
  3. John Smith1805 - 1864
  4. Elizabeth Smith1806 - 1892
  5. Susan Smith1809 - 1880
  6. Catharine Smith1811 - 1877
  7. Abraham Smith1813 - 1836
  8. Eli Smith1815 - 1904
  9. David Smith1817 - 1903
  10. Julia Ann Smith1819 - 1889
  11. Jeremiah Smith1821 - 1854
m. 20 Nov 1840
  1. Abraham B Smith1841 - 1882
  2. George F Smith1843 - 1924
  3. William K Smith1845 - 1890
  4. Daniel K Smith1846 - 1898
  5. Alfred J Smith1848 - 1864
  6. Lewis K Smith1850 - 1918
  7. Franklin H Smith1852 - 1939
  8. Catharine Ann Smith1854 - 1936
  9. Harvey O Smith1857 - 1905
  10. Mary Elizabeth Smith1863 - 1941
  11. Lydia Ann Smith1865 - 1867
Facts and Events
Name Eli Smith
Gender Male
Birth[1] 5 Jan 1815 Emmitsburg, Frederick, Maryland, United States
Marriage 20 Nov 1840 to Sarah Kreighbaum
Alt Death[2] 21 Apr 1904 Stark, Ohio, United States
Death[1] 23 Apr 1904 Stark, Ohio, United States
References
  1. 1.0 1.1 Family Recorded, in Helman, J.A. (James A.), and Leo Lutz. Smith Record: transcribed, annotated and indexed. (self-published, 2007).

    ... Eli Smith married Sarah Kreighbaum November 20th 1840. They had
    eleven children, eight sons and three daughters.
    He was born in Frederick County Maryland, as eleven years old when
    his father went to Canton Ohio where he remained until old enough to
    go to his brother Samuel at Greentown and learn the tanning trade.
    While there he met his future wife, He moved to New Baltimore,
    Stark Co. Ohio and engaged in the Tanning business where he
    remained for a number of years. In the year 1854 he bought the old
    homestead in Plain Township consisting of 160 acres where he
    engaged in agriculture and where he reared his family. He is still the
    owner of the same farm. He is a member of the Lutheran Church as
    are his family also. ...

  2. Grave Recorded, in Find A Grave.

    [Includes photo of a newer monument.]

  3.   Death Notice, in Canton Repository (Canton, Stark County, Ohio)
    p 7, 27 Apr 1904.