He studied religion for about 3 years until he became ill in 1834 and was unable to complete his studies to enter the ministry.
Turning to medicine, he attended the College of Physicians and Surgeons of New York, and proceeded to practice there for about five years. He applied for missionary work in 1840, and married Melicent Knapp.
The couple would provide missionary, educational and medical help to the islands for the next 45 years, and establish a family dynasty of service to Kauai.
He studied religion for about 3 years until he became ill in 1834 and was unable to complete his studies to enter the ministry.
Turning to medicine, he attended the College of Physicians and Surgeons of New York, and proceeded to practice there for about five years. He applied for missionary work in 1840, and married Melicent Knapp.
The couple would provide missionary, educational and medical help to the islands for the next 45 years, and establish a family dynasty of service to Kauai.
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Emma Clarissa Smith
1843–1920
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Charlotte Elizabeth Smith Hartwell
1845–1896
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Mary Arabella Smith
1846–1848
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William Owen Smith
1848–1929
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Dr Jared Knapp Smith
1849–1897
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Mary Eloisa Smith
1851–1852
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Alfred Holly Smith
1853–1928
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Mellicent Philena "Lena" Smith Waterhouse
1854–1943
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Anna Juliette Smith Farley
1857–1900
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