Person:Sara Smith (16)

In 1920 Census Pauline Smith was enumerated in her father William Smith’s household in Militia District 1503, Bleckly County, Georgia with her mother Fannie, sisters Florence and Olive V., and a boarder, Early Searborough. Pauline was 5 years old. She and both parents were born in Georgia.

1930 Census Pauline Smith was enumerated in her father William Smith’s household in Frazier District 1503, Bleckly County, Georgia with her mother Fannie, sisters Florence, Virginia, Monelle, and Frances, cousin Doris Foskey, and unnamed cousin Foskey. Pauline was 15 years old, and single. She and both parents were born in Georgia.

“COCHRAN – Services for Pauline Hinson King will be held at 3 p.m. today in Limestone Baptist Church with burial in Limestone Memorial Gaardens. King, 82, died Saturday in a Warner Robins hospital. Born in Bleckley County, she was the daughter of the late William and Fannie Smith and the widow of Preston Hinson and Robert King. She was a retired RAFB employee and was a member of Limestone Baptist Church where she belonged to the adult Sunday School Class. Survivors include her children, Edna C. Hamrick of Cochran and Jerry P. Hinson of Macon; sisters, Florence Hatfield, Virginia Bryant, Monelle Collins, and Maria Maddox, all of Cochran; 17 granchildren, 22 great-grandchildren; and four great-great-grandchildren. The family may be contacted at the Hamrick residence, Limestone Road. Fisher Funeral home has charge of arrangements.”

1. ↑ ^1.0 1.1 Family Sheet from Don and Barbara Evans, August 26, 2002. Document Binder number B-4, p. 31..
2.   1920 U.S. Census, William Smith household, Militia District 1503, Bleckly County, Georgia, population schedule, enumeration district 7, sup.
3.   1930 U.S. Census, William Smith household, Frazier W. District 1503, Bleckly County, Georgia, population schedule, enumeration district 12-.
4.   Obituary, Pauline Smith Hinson King. Document Binder number B-1, p. 44..