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- Richard T. Smith1829 - 1920
Facts and Events
| Name |
Richard T. Smith |
| Gender |
Male |
| Birth[1] |
2 Jan 1829 |
GA |
| Marriage |
Abt 1848 |
to Eliza UNKNOWN |
| Census[3] |
1860 |
Not Stated, Milton, GA |
| Census? |
1870 |
Milton Co., Georgia |
| Marriage |
18 Aug 1870 |
, Milton, GAto Rachel Garman |
| Census? |
1880 |
District 150, Old First, Milton, Georgia |
| Census? |
1900 |
Page No. 26B, Cooks, Fulton, Georgia |
| Census? |
1910 |
District 155, Milstead, Rockdale, Georgia |
| Census[4] |
1920 |
Page 5A, ED# 179, Milstead, Rockdale, Georgia |
| Occupation? |
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cobbler (1900) |
| Death[2][1] |
24 Oct 1920 |
Milstead, Rockdale Co., GA |
| Burial? |
25 Oct 1920 |
Milstead Meth Cemetery, Rockdale Co., GA |
Found on the 1880 Census of Old First, Milton Co., GA as a farmer. Found on the 1900 Census of Cooks District, Fulton County, GA as working in a cotton mill . Lived with son, James H. Smith, in 1920. Found on the 1920 Census of Milstead, Rockdale Co., GA.
Most children listed for the first wife, Eliza, are from the 1860 and 1870 census. On the 1900 census it says that Richard and Rachel had been married for 28 years, which puts their marriage at about 1872
Death records indicate that he died of “acute indigestion.” It was signed by his son, James.
According to 1910 census, was in Confederate Army
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Source (207).
- ↑ Source (90).
- ↑ “r. l.”
- ↑ “R. T.”
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