Looking for information on the Gabrail Smith family. Looks like his second wife was Mary L. b. 1853. Had children Wm b. 1862, twin sister Rosa , Ira E. b. 1869, Amelia M. b. 1873, Ella E. b. 1875 and Arthur R. b. 1879. They were living in 1880 at Sterling, Johnson Co. Nebraska. Last known address in 1886 was in Vesta, Johnson Co., NE. Thanks for any help. Sherry N.

Looking for any information on Harvey L. Smith b. 1830 NY. Parent were Enos and Amelia Carey Smith. Wife's name was Sarah b. 1830. Known children Charles b. 1853 and Angelina b. 1861 married to Jerome Brewer. Harvey and family in 1880 lived in Cogan House, Lycoming, PA. In 1900 I found Harvey living with daughter and husband in Patton, Cambria Co., PA . Thanks for any help. Sherry

Hello, Dear cousins you are all invited to the "Edward and Mary Smythe Genealogical Archive" - or - 'EMSGA' for short at http://home.tampabay.rr.com/biomed/ The site is best viewed with Netscape. I am researching the SMYTH and SMYTHE Family of New England. My Gr. Grandfather (X5) was ANDREW SMYTH (1720 - 24 FEB. 1812), whose Father, WILLIAM SMYTH, was born in Glasgow, Scotland, and removed to Roscommon, Ireland. William was said to be a man of some little property in Ireland near Limerick, and is referred to as a BARONET. WILLIAM SMYTH'S wife was SARAH FARRELL, and his three sons were WILLIAM SMYTH, Jr., JOSEPH SMYTH, and ANDREW SMYTH. William's oldest son, William, is thought to have inherited his father's title and estate. William's son Joseph was first in Scotland and afterwards to Virginia in America (date unknown). ANDREW SMYTH came to Portsmouth, New Hampshire (circa 1737), married MARY BREWSTER, moved to Allenstown, New Hampshire, and was an original settler in the Episcopal colony of New Holderness, New Hampshire. Some Family members used the name SMITH and SMYTHE. Do you have anything on my Family in Ireland? I have tons of archived data and all the tools to get it to you. I have letters, photographs, and a lot of solid research to share with you. Please visit my Family Genealogical Database website at URL : http://home.tampabay.rr.com/biomed/ Thank You! Jeff Smythe