Person:Thomas Smith (378)

Watchers
Thomas F. Smith
d.Bef 1896
m. Abt 1786
  1. William Smith, Jr.Abt 1786 -
  2. James French SmithAbt 1788 - 1849
  3. Thomas F. Smith1789 - Bef 1896
  4. Jordan SmithAbt 1790 -
  5. Mary Susan SmithAbt 1804 - 1874
  6. Raphael J. Smith1805 - 1876
  7. John Taylor SmithAbt 1813 - Abt 1850
m. 7 Apr 1832
  1. Susan Mary Smith1833 - 1907
  2. Rafe SmithAbt 1838 -
  3. Judd Smith
  4. Sarah Ann Smith1839 - 1923
  5. Elizabeth SmithAbt 1842 -
  6. Jerome SmithAbt 1844 -
  7. Thomas SmithAbt 1847 -
  8. John SmithAbt 1851 -
Facts and Events
Name Thomas F. Smith
Gender Male
Christening[1] Apr 1789 St. Francis Xavier Church, St. Mary's Co, MD
Marriage 7 Apr 1832 Daviess Co, INto Sarah Ann Davis
Census[3] 1850 Barr Twp, Daviess Co, MO
Death[2] Bef 1896

Baptismal spsonsors: Samuel Smith & Sarah French. St. Francis Xavier, located in what is now Newtowne, MD, is the oldest English speaking Catholic congregation in America. The parish was established in 1640 by priests serving largely Catholic Maryland on horseback. The church itself was built in 1731. It is not to be confused with St. Francis Xavier in Baltimore, which is the first African-American Catholic congregation, founded in 1793.

References
  1. Scott, Debby (db-scott -@- usa.net). Smith and Potts.
  2. Research notes of Ida Mae Peek (daughter of James S. Peek).
  3. Daviess, Indiana, United States. 1850 U.S. Census Population Schedule. (Washington D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration Publication M432).

    1850 Daviess Co, IN: Thomas 61, b. MD; Sarah 38 b. KY; Susan 17 b. 17 IN; Rapheal 14, IN; Sarah 11, Elizabeth 8, Jerome 6, Thomas 3. (Barr Twp)