Daughter of Joshua Tindall Smith and Mary Pelton Smith.
Matilda died in the Pennington area of Mercer County; however, at the time of her death, this area was still part of Hunterdon County.
Matilda was one of the six year-old girls chosen to throw flowers in front of President Washington during his inaugural visit to Trenton, 1789.
Matilda died in the Pennington area of Mercer County; however, at the time of her death, this area was still part of Hunterdon County.
Matilda was one of the six year-old girls chosen to throw flowers in front of President Washington during his inaugural visit to Trenton, 1789.
Daughter of Joshua Tindall Smith and Mary Pelton Smith.
Matilda died in the Pennington area of Mercer County; however, at the time of her death, this area was still part of Hunterdon County.
Matilda was one of the six year-old girls chosen to throw flowers in front of President Washington during his inaugural visit to Trenton, 1789.
Matilda died in the Pennington area of Mercer County; however, at the time of her death, this area was still part of Hunterdon County.
Matilda was one of the six year-old girls chosen to throw flowers in front of President Washington during his inaugural visit to Trenton, 1789.
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