SMITH Surname part 2 pg. 106 "Last saturday, John Carroway SMITH, Esq., a gentleman who held a Captain's commission in the Southern Army during our Revolutionary War and particularly distinguished himself as a soldier and a patriot. The Cincinnati Society attended the funeral, with others of his compatriots. Mar. 21, 1800." THE COLUMBIAN MUSEUM & SAVANNAH ADVERTISER, 1796-1812. pg. 110 "On Wednesday, Mrs. Mary Ann SMITH, widow of Thomas SMITH, formerly of the Island of Barbadoes. July 31, 1801." THE COLUMBIAN MUSEUM & SAVANNAH ADVERTISER, 1796-1812. pg. 112 "Yesterday A. M., Charles SMITH of the house of William and Charles SMITH, merchants of this city. Mar. 23, 1802." THE COLUMBIAN MUSEUM & SAVANNAH ADVERTISER, 1796-1812. pg. 118 "Died in New York on the 15th inst. in his 34th year, Rev. Robert SMITH, pastor of the Presbyterian Church in Savannah for two years. Had Suffered for 7 or 8 years with a pulmonary complaint which induced him to resign and leave Schnectady, N. Y. and move to Savannah. While on a visit to Philadelphia with friends he went to New York on a visit and died. Buried in the Pres. Church burial ground. Dec. 28th, 1803." THE COLUMBIAN MUSEUM & SAVANNAH ADVERTISER, 1796-1812. pg. 124 "On the 6th inst. in her 47th year, Mrs. Mary S. SMITH, consort of Mr. Aaron SMITH, Esq., of Barnwell District, S. C. Husband and five children. Aug. 27, 1806." THE COLUMBIAN MUSEUM & SAVANNAH ADVERTISER, 1796-1812. pg. 126 "In Savannah on the 24th inst., Mr. Thomas SMITH, bookbinder, age 25 years, a native or Morristown, New Jersey. Nov. 29, 1806." THE COLUMBIAN MUSEUM & SAVANNAH ADVERTISER, 1796-1812. pg. 134 "Sunday in his 5th year, Thomas SMITH, only son of Judge SMITH of Savannah. Oct. 11, 1808." THE COLUMBIAN MUSEUM & SAVANNAH ADVERTISER, 1796-1812. pg. 136 "Mrs. Elizabeth SMITH, age 78 years, died on the 10th inst. She was a native of S. C. but had resided in Georgia many years. May 15, 1809." THE COLUMBIA MUSEUM & SAVANNAH ADVERTISER, 1796-1812. pg. 137 "On the 8th inst., Mrs. Jane SMITH, consort of Hon. Judge SMITH of Savannah; age 54 years. She lost her favorite son about 9 months ago and her grief caused her to begin to lose her health. Her husband and three children survive. July 13, 1809." THE COLUMBIAN MUSEUM & SAVANNAH ADVERTISER, 1796-1812. pg. 147 "In WIlmington, N. C., Mrs Mary SMITH, formerly of Savannah, wife of Mr. David SMITH, merchant. Mar. 18, 1817." THE COLUMBIAN MUSEUM & SAVANNAH DAILY GAZETTE, 1817-1820. pg. 147 "On Mar. 23rd at his residence on the Savannah River in Barnwell District, S. C., Aaron SMITH, Esq., in his 59th year. He was one of those worthies who bore the toils and difficulties of the Revolutionary War. Living then on the frontier of the state, his father and mother, a brother and a sister were killed by the Indians; three brothers, one sister and himself made their escape, and though then very young he immediately took an active and successfull part in subding those savage enemies. Afterwards he was promoted to a respectable commission and distinguished himself until the close of the war, as an officer and a soldier. In the death of this amiable man his family, relations, friends and neighbors have met with an irreparable loss. For many years he was a member and a deacon in Baptist Church. Apr. 8, 1817." THE COLUMBIAN MUSEUM & SAVANNAH DAILY GAZETTE, 1817-1820. pg. 149 "On the 22nd inst., Miss Helena SMITH, age 10 years, 11 months. Sept. 25, 1817." THE COLUMBIAN MUSEUM & SAVANNAH DAILY GAZETTE, 1817-1820. pg. 156 "In Savannah Tuesday evening, Mr. Leonard SMITH, age about 28 years, native of Norton, Mass. Sept. 26, 1818." THE COLUMBIAN MUSEUM & SAVANNAH DAILY GAZETTE, 1817-1820. Much more to follow...........