s/o John Oliver Smith
& Hattie May Wysong Smith Smith
His parents divorced
his mother re-married
widower, Albert P Smith in 1925
they were married until his death in 1932
Hattie went to San Diego with Taylor, her only surviving child, after the 1940 census.
Where she died in 1967.
Taylor had his mother's body sent back to Missouri to be buried.
Survived by his loving wife, Agnes, daughter; Judith, son; Douglas
& Hattie May Wysong Smith Smith
His parents divorced
his mother re-married
widower, Albert P Smith in 1925
they were married until his death in 1932
Hattie went to San Diego with Taylor, her only surviving child, after the 1940 census.
Where she died in 1967.
Taylor had his mother's body sent back to Missouri to be buried.
Survived by his loving wife, Agnes, daughter; Judith, son; Douglas
s/o John Oliver Smith
& Hattie May Wysong Smith Smith
His parents divorced
his mother re-married
widower, Albert P Smith in 1925
they were married until his death in 1932
Hattie went to San Diego with Taylor, her only surviving child, after the 1940 census.
Where she died in 1967.
Taylor had his mother's body sent back to Missouri to be buried.
Survived by his loving wife, Agnes, daughter; Judith, son; Douglas
& Hattie May Wysong Smith Smith
His parents divorced
his mother re-married
widower, Albert P Smith in 1925
they were married until his death in 1932
Hattie went to San Diego with Taylor, her only surviving child, after the 1940 census.
Where she died in 1967.
Taylor had his mother's body sent back to Missouri to be buried.
Survived by his loving wife, Agnes, daughter; Judith, son; Douglas
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