This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: SMITH Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/VJIBAEB/27975 Message Board Post: Thomas SMITH b abt 1824 TN/AL married: Edith A "Annie" b abt 1829 NC children: Lafayette b 1847/1849 AL Sarah b 1853 AL Robert D b 1854 AL Levi b 1857 AL Evelina b 1861 AL Thomas b 1865 AL Andrew Jackson b 1869 AL This family lived in Marion County, Alabama in 1850 and 1860. They moved to Sebastian County, Arkansas by 1870. At some point they moved to Indian Territory and settled around what is known now as Le Flore County, Oklahoma. I hope there is somebody out there that is also researching this line or that has crossed this line in thier research. Robert D Smith married Angeline A "Angie" b Nov 1865 ARK and had 6 children. Andrew Jackson Smith left the Oklahoma area at a young age, due to some trouble, and later married Charlotte Langley and settled in Harris County, Texas. Looking for any help!

tunneetoo@aol.com wrote: Thomas SMITH b abt 1824 TN/AL married: Edith A "Annie" b abt 1829 NC children: Lafayette b 1847/1849 AL Sarah b 1853 AL Robert D b 1854 AL Levi b 1857 AL Evelina b 1861 AL Thomas b 1865 AL Andrew Jackson b 1869 AL This family lived in Marion County, Alabama in 1850 and 1860. They moved to Sebastian unty, Arkansas by 1870. At some point they moved to Indian Territory and settled around what is known now as Le Flore County, Oklahoma. I hope there is somebody out there that is also researching this line or that has crossed this line in their research. Robert D Smith married Angeline A "Angie" b Nov 1865 ARK and had 6 children. Andrew Jackson Smith left the Oklahoma area at a young age, due to some trouble, and later married Charlotte Langley and settled in Harris County, Texas. Looking for any help! My gg uncle. Borden McCoy "Bird" SMITH lived in Sebastian Co,. AR before and during the Civil War - several of his children went to OK and MO. He was born in Knox Co., TN and was killed in Sebastian Co. by a bushwhacker while home on leave from Confederate Service, Bird did have a son named Thomas b in 1840. Interestingly, Thomas served in the Union Army. Sentiments about the war were very divided in Sebastian Co,. AR - even in the same family. Theron Smith.