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George Bogue Smith
b.9 Nov 1813 Guernsey, Ohio, United States
d.8 Jul 1890 Edison, Morrow, Ohio, United States
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m. 4 Feb 1811
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m. 13 Mar 1836
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HISTORY OF MORROW COUNTY - 1880 Cardington Township Biographical Sketches Kansas State Historical Library, 977.11, -M834, pg. 583 G. B. SMITH, farmer; P.O., Cardington; was born in Guernsey Co., Ohio, Nov. 19, 1913; during his infancy his father died and some four years later his mother married Mr. Aaron Smith. G. B. lived with his mother until he was 16 years of age; he received but a limited schooling, having to walk three miles to school; at the age of 16 he began working about the neighborhood at farming and carpentering, and followed the same until he was married to Miss Mary E. Clements, March 3, 1836. She was born in Loudoun Co., Va. After the marriage he moved to the Ohio House for eleven years; he then sold the place, and followed carpentering until 1851, when he bought a farm, and lived on it until 1863, when he sold it, and came to Morrow Co., Ohio, and settled on his present place. By the marriage there were twelve children, nine of whom are living--William, living in Harrison Co., Ohio; Harriet H. Jenkins, living in Hardin Co., Ohio; Minerva Kirk and Mrs. Francina Smith live at Pottowatomie Co., Kansas; Julia Ann Garberson lives in Mt. Gilead, Ohio; Josiah lives in Delaware Co., Ohio; Charles E., Pottowatomie Co., Kansas; Mary E. Stewart lives in Minnesota; B. Franklin, at home. He owns 117 acres of land located two miles north of Cardington. His parents, William and Huldah (Bogue) Smith were natives of Virginia and South Carolina; they were married in Harrison Co., Ohio; they came to the State of Ohio--he in 1806, and she in 1801; they married in 1811, and settled in Guernsey Co., where he died in 1819; she died near Cardington. Her second husband died in Minnesota. By the first marriage there were four children--two are living--G. B. and Amos; by the second marriage there were also four children, of whom three are living--Syntha Stewart, of Minnesota, William H. of Plymouth Ind., and Henry D., of Cardington, Ohio. References
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