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    1. Fwd: SMITH in the LEBANON CHURCH AREA
    2. jean Carr

    3. --WebTV-Mail-5093-376 Content-Type: Text/Plain; Charset=US-ASCII Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit Jean Carr --WebTV-Mail-5093-376 Content-Disposition: Inline Content-Type: Message/RFC822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit X-WebTV-Signature: 1 ETAsAhRfNjdQAtp4sKp0OBOOLzTnbfGgwgIUD51oZ/3c1eHc5lCNxBIFUqXEutM= From: jsmit-car@webtv.net (jean Carr) Date: Sun, 8 Jul 2001 17:56:39 -0500 (CDT) To: SMITH-L@rootsweb.com Subject: SMITH in the LEBANON CHURCH AREA Message-ID: <21674-3B48E527-504@storefull-108.iap.bryant.webtv.net> In-Reply-To: Anita Green <agcrye@bellsouth.net>'s message of Sun, 08 Jul 2001 14:27:15 -0700 Content-Disposition: Inline Content-Type: Text/Plain; Charset=US-ASCII Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit MIME-Version: 1.0 (WebTV) Lebanon Church is in Lamar Co,Al.,just west of the town of Vernon.That area was settled early.My husbands folks lived near there also.They were HOLLIS,BAKER, SALVAGE,TURNER,MARLER.The Pennington Family was there early too. The local library has a lot of PENNINGTON data. I do not know of a connection to your SMITH living around the LEBANON Church area.Billy Carr owns the land on the north east side of the church.Steve Benefield owns the land on the north west side of the church.Judge Curtis McLellan own the land across the hwy on the south in front of the church.Wofford cemetery is just a little ways north of the church.The Turner cemetery is south west of the church. There are may unmarked graves in both cemeteries.Springfield church and cemetery is about 3 miles south of Lebanon.Furnace Hill Cemetery is about 4 miles south.All of these cemeteries date back a good ways. Charles Pennington lives north of the church.And descended from the old Pennington line in that area. We have not been able to trace your Smith.But Smiths lived all the way from Vernon west to Grugg Springs community in Monroe Co,Ms. No connection between all of these that we know of. LEMUEL SMITH is buried at Friendship South Cemetery which is south west of the Turner site.BENJAMIN SMITH is buried at New Hope Cemetery on to the west of Lebanon near the state line. Across the line into Monroe County,Ms there is a PLeasant Grove Cem. Tellie Smith Estes and famly are buried there.On Wolfe Road is a Sullivan Cem.with Smith graves.Cockerham Cem. in Grubb Spgs. Community has many Smith graves.There are Smith graves in the Vernon cem.also.I have not seen a Steven Smith so far.I have read about a Steven Smith and Benjamin Smith that surveyed back in the early days.The Tuscaloosa library should have something on them.As the Alabama newsletters I saw the articles in were from Tusca.A Mr.Woods publisher.He did a Woods newsletter also. jean carr --WebTV-Mail-5093-376--

    07/09/2001 11:06:57
    1. Re: SMITH
    2. Brenda Gaines Gulick

    3. regarding Smith's in Lamar/Sanford Co.,AL in 1870; My great grandfather was Seth Lathan Smith aka,"Jack", at Vernon-Moscow PO Sanford Later Lamar Co.,AL 1870 16. Smith, S.L. 41 MS Farmer Value of RE 500 personal 800 (ex-csa sodier, overseer in Pikeville) Matilda (Nolan) 39 NC keeping house(her family were shoemakers) Sarah 17 AL at home Nancy A. 14 AL at home (cannot write?mark?) Mary J. 13 AL at home Melinda 7 AL at home (cannot write) Francis 3 AL at home (cannot read or write) John F. 11/12 AL at home born in July (cannot read or write) (surviving twin?)(my grandfather*) I noticed (David L. Estes) Smith ancestors on the same census, Seth could have been Issac's brother or cousin? 28. Smith, Issac A. 38 AL Catherine H. 31 AL Wm. A. 13 Henry 11 James E. 9 Lovica E, 6 Hithin F.?? 5 George T. 3 Nancy S. 1 and next door it looks like the brothers and sisters; 29. Smith, Henry 37 Bitha 28 Martha 26 William 24 Henry 24 Frances 15 - My ggrandfather had one sister I know of , she married an Andrews; Mr and Mrs. Smith 2 known children; Mary Smith, b: 08 March 1828? NC Seth L. Smith, b: 1828? MS - Mary Smith m: Rolen Andrews children; 1. John E. Andrews, b: 27 July 1845, Marion Co.,AL 2. Daniel William Andrews, b: 27 February 1847, Marion Co.,AL-d: 16 March 1931 3. James Newton Andrews, b: 09 October 1849, Marion Co.,AL -d: 1898 Rutherford Cemetery, Greene Co.,AR 4. Samuel T. Andrews, b: 20 August 1850,Marion Co.,AL- d: 18 August 1851 5. Mary L. Andrews, b: 27 June 1852 6. Mary Adeline Andrews, b: 27 January 1853; m: George Mangrum 7. Sarah Tilda Andrews, b: 06 May 1855 8. Nancy Abbey Andrews, b:29 Sept 1861, Marion Co.,AL 9. Harriet A. Andrews, b: 01 August 1864 10. Almity "Ally" Andrews, b:28 February 1867 - Census records say ggrandfather was born in MS, apparently in 1850 he was in Lowndes,MS, and his family might have been in Monroe,MS proir to that, and before that NC? Seth Lathan "Jack"Smith 1828-b:MS 1850 -Lowndes Co.,MS 1860 -Overseer, Pikeville, Marion Co.,AL 1870- Farmer, Vernon, Stanford Co.,AL 1880, Lee,MS 1890, Tax-sch. dist. 47 Pine Knott. Greene Co.,AR 1900, Bay, Maumell Twp, Craighead Co.,AR -living w/daughter Melinda Hickman 1910 died (Limestone Co.,TX or Craighead Co.,AR???) ------------- I have a copy of great grandfather's Civil War Pension application. I tried getting it through the National Archives with no luck. But I met a woman on line (Irene Wright) who is researching the same family and she sent me a packet of stuff she had collected. Seth Lathan Smith filed the application in Craighead Co.,AR in 1901. The pension applications are on file with the Arkansas History Commission. He was in the Col. Wood's16th Alabama Infantry and they fought in every major battle in the western theater. He served from 1861-1864, when he was struck by a tree that was hit by a cannon ball at Chickamunga,GA. He suffered spine, back, hip and kidney injuries. He was a Fourth Corporal. There were a couple of other Smiths in the 16th Albama Inf. but I haven't found out yet if they were his brothers or what? It did have his childrens names and addresses; N.A. Hill -Bay ,AR (wit: S.A. Morrow+Dora Fielder) (NANCY) S.G.Hickman,Bay, AR (wit: J.B. Marshall+TorL. Marshall) (MELINDA) S.A Watkins. Bay,AR (wit:? W..McReyles + Daisy Simpkins) (SARAH) L.D.Andrews, Lake City, AR (?Glen Pyland + James Wilson) (LAURA) F.L.McCraw, Mexia, TX (wit:D.H.Gibsn + C.M.Alderman) (FRANKIE) J.F.Smith, Paragould,AR #3(wit:James F. Hyde + C.S.Smith) (BUD) - 16th-inf-Co. K-Smith K. Smith Peter-Private K. Smith S. D. -Private K. Smith Seth L. -Fourth Corporal ***** my gg -- I think -This is my gg in Lowndes,MS in 1850 as a 20ish year old, living w/brother; 1850 SMITH SIMON Lowndes County-MS-093-No Township Listed Federal Population Schedule Simon -23 -MS planter Mary A. -23-F -TN Adam 1 -M -MS Seth 20 b:Ms ** my gg Julian 14 b:MS Jane -13 - MS Jesse - 10 - MS Peter 7 - MS - There was a Peter Smith(head of household in the same census; 1850 SMITH PETER Lowndes County-MS 093-No Township Listed Federal Population Schedule - and others; 1850 SMITH DAVID Lowndes County-MS 098-No Township Listed Federal Population Schedule 1850 SMITH WILLIAM A. Lowndes County-MS 081-No Township Listed Federal Population 1850 SMITH PETER Lowndes County-MS 128-Columbus City 4thWard Federal Population 1850 SMITH PETER Lowndes County-MS 765-No Township Listed-Slave Schedule - oh and I found an Isaac but it was in 1870; 1870 SMITH ISAAC Lowndes County MS 334 Crawfordsville P.O. - I found this statistic; Abstract of Graves of Revolutionary Patriots SMITH, David Maj MS 44 SMITH, Isaac MS 44 Abstract of Graves of Revolutionary Patriots, Vol.4, p. -Serial: 10861; Volume: 11 -- and I imagined that Isaac and David Smith were brothers , fought in the Revolution, moved to the MS/AL corner there, maybe got the land from their war effort??? and their grandsons were confederate soldiers??? What do you think? Brenda.

    07/13/2001 03:48:44