October 16, 1929
Hobart C. Smith, 70, died at the house where he was born and had always lived. He resided on what is known as the Turnpike about 2 miles from Hornell. Mr. Smith's father cleared the land where the home stands and erected a home, hewed from logs.
Hobart C. Smith, 70, died at the house where he was born and had always lived. He resided on what is known as the Turnpike about 2 miles from Hornell. Mr. Smith's father cleared the land where the home stands and erected a home, hewed from logs.
October 16, 1929
Hobart C. Smith, 70, died at the house where he was born and had always lived. He resided on what is known as the Turnpike about 2 miles from Hornell. Mr. Smith's father cleared the land where the home stands and erected a home, hewed from logs.
Hobart C. Smith, 70, died at the house where he was born and had always lived. He resided on what is known as the Turnpike about 2 miles from Hornell. Mr. Smith's father cleared the land where the home stands and erected a home, hewed from logs.
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