Alfred Matthew Smith was the son of James A and Melissa Riley Smith. He married Margret Jane Belk 17 Feb 1895 in Fayette Co., AL.
He was raised on a farm and followed that vocation except for teaching school for a short time at Rocky Mount School between Covin and Belk, Fayette Co., AL.
Alfred also taught music by note and was proficient in singing Sacred Harp, aka FA-SO-LA singing.
1900 Lee, Fayette, Alabama
A M Smith 42, Margaret Smith 25, Edna Smith 4, Winfred A Smith 2, Wilmer Smith 5/12.
He was raised on a farm and followed that vocation except for teaching school for a short time at Rocky Mount School between Covin and Belk, Fayette Co., AL.
Alfred also taught music by note and was proficient in singing Sacred Harp, aka FA-SO-LA singing.
1900 Lee, Fayette, Alabama
A M Smith 42, Margaret Smith 25, Edna Smith 4, Winfred A Smith 2, Wilmer Smith 5/12.
Alfred Matthew Smith was the son of James A and Melissa Riley Smith. He married Margret Jane Belk 17 Feb 1895 in Fayette Co., AL.
He was raised on a farm and followed that vocation except for teaching school for a short time at Rocky Mount School between Covin and Belk, Fayette Co., AL.
Alfred also taught music by note and was proficient in singing Sacred Harp, aka FA-SO-LA singing.
1900 Lee, Fayette, Alabama
A M Smith 42, Margaret Smith 25, Edna Smith 4, Winfred A Smith 2, Wilmer Smith 5/12.
He was raised on a farm and followed that vocation except for teaching school for a short time at Rocky Mount School between Covin and Belk, Fayette Co., AL.
Alfred also taught music by note and was proficient in singing Sacred Harp, aka FA-SO-LA singing.
1900 Lee, Fayette, Alabama
A M Smith 42, Margaret Smith 25, Edna Smith 4, Winfred A Smith 2, Wilmer Smith 5/12.
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