Her sister, Emma Mabel Smith was listed as the daughter of Samuel T Smith (a painter, born in Philadelphia, PA ) and Emma (born in Thomson Ct) on her birth record 12 May 1859 at West Boylston, Massachusetts [West Boylston B/R] Lucy's father, Samuel T. Smith, was wounded during his service for Boylston, Massachusetts during the Civil War. He mustered out 13 March 1863 with a disability. [West Boylston B/R; Town of Boylston Records of Soldiers pg 34]
1860, Lucy Smith (born in PA), aged 12 yrs, resided in West Boylston, Massachusetts with her parents Samuel T. Smith (born in PA) and Emma Smith (born in Canada) and her siblings: Albert E Smith age 6 yrs, Frank W Smith aged 3 yrs and Emma M Smith aged 1 yr. Albert, Frank and Emma had been born in Massachusetts. [Federal Census 1860]
In 1870, Lucy and her husband William Wray resided in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania with their daughter, Emma 1/1. Lucy's mother, Emma Smith aged 50 yrs (born in CT), and Lucy's siblings: Albert Smith 17 yrs (born in Massachusetts) and Emma Smith 11 yrs (born in Massachusetts) were residing with them.[1870 Federal Census]
1860, Lucy Smith (born in PA), aged 12 yrs, resided in West Boylston, Massachusetts with her parents Samuel T. Smith (born in PA) and Emma Smith (born in Canada) and her siblings: Albert E Smith age 6 yrs, Frank W Smith aged 3 yrs and Emma M Smith aged 1 yr. Albert, Frank and Emma had been born in Massachusetts. [Federal Census 1860]
In 1870, Lucy and her husband William Wray resided in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania with their daughter, Emma 1/1. Lucy's mother, Emma Smith aged 50 yrs (born in CT), and Lucy's siblings: Albert Smith 17 yrs (born in Massachusetts) and Emma Smith 11 yrs (born in Massachusetts) were residing with them.[1870 Federal Census]
Her sister, Emma Mabel Smith was listed as the daughter of Samuel T Smith (a painter, born in Philadelphia, PA ) and Emma (born in Thomson Ct) on her birth record 12 May 1859 at West Boylston, Massachusetts [West Boylston B/R] Lucy's father, Samuel T. Smith, was wounded during his service for Boylston, Massachusetts during the Civil War. He mustered out 13 March 1863 with a disability. [West Boylston B/R; Town of Boylston Records of Soldiers pg 34]
1860, Lucy Smith (born in PA), aged 12 yrs, resided in West Boylston, Massachusetts with her parents Samuel T. Smith (born in PA) and Emma Smith (born in Canada) and her siblings: Albert E Smith age 6 yrs, Frank W Smith aged 3 yrs and Emma M Smith aged 1 yr. Albert, Frank and Emma had been born in Massachusetts. [Federal Census 1860]
In 1870, Lucy and her husband William Wray resided in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania with their daughter, Emma 1/1. Lucy's mother, Emma Smith aged 50 yrs (born in CT), and Lucy's siblings: Albert Smith 17 yrs (born in Massachusetts) and Emma Smith 11 yrs (born in Massachusetts) were residing with them.[1870 Federal Census]
1860, Lucy Smith (born in PA), aged 12 yrs, resided in West Boylston, Massachusetts with her parents Samuel T. Smith (born in PA) and Emma Smith (born in Canada) and her siblings: Albert E Smith age 6 yrs, Frank W Smith aged 3 yrs and Emma M Smith aged 1 yr. Albert, Frank and Emma had been born in Massachusetts. [Federal Census 1860]
In 1870, Lucy and her husband William Wray resided in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania with their daughter, Emma 1/1. Lucy's mother, Emma Smith aged 50 yrs (born in CT), and Lucy's siblings: Albert Smith 17 yrs (born in Massachusetts) and Emma Smith 11 yrs (born in Massachusetts) were residing with them.[1870 Federal Census]
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