Aged 54y 3m 5d. Son of John Smith. He was a plumber per death certificate.
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Arthur B. Smith, of Springfield, died Tuesday, Sept. 23, at St. John's hospital. Survived by wife Flora; six sons, Clyde, Raymond, Earnst, John, and James, all of this city, and Arthur, of Kansas City; three daughters, Edith and Harriet, of Springfield, and Edyth, of New York; and several brothers and sisters.
Illinois State Journal, Springfield, IL 9-24-1930
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Arthur B. Smith, of Springfield, died Tuesday, Sept. 23, at St. John's hospital. Survived by wife Flora; six sons, Clyde, Raymond, Earnst, John, and James, all of this city, and Arthur, of Kansas City; three daughters, Edith and Harriet, of Springfield, and Edyth, of New York; and several brothers and sisters.
Illinois State Journal, Springfield, IL 9-24-1930
Aged 54y 3m 5d. Son of John Smith. He was a plumber per death certificate.
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Arthur B. Smith, of Springfield, died Tuesday, Sept. 23, at St. John's hospital. Survived by wife Flora; six sons, Clyde, Raymond, Earnst, John, and James, all of this city, and Arthur, of Kansas City; three daughters, Edith and Harriet, of Springfield, and Edyth, of New York; and several brothers and sisters.
Illinois State Journal, Springfield, IL 9-24-1930
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Arthur B. Smith, of Springfield, died Tuesday, Sept. 23, at St. John's hospital. Survived by wife Flora; six sons, Clyde, Raymond, Earnst, John, and James, all of this city, and Arthur, of Kansas City; three daughters, Edith and Harriet, of Springfield, and Edyth, of New York; and several brothers and sisters.
Illinois State Journal, Springfield, IL 9-24-1930
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