Mary C. Lumpkins Smith was the second wife of Wiley Edward (W. E.) Smith whom she married 02 Dec 1900 in Lawrence Co., Tennessee. Mrs. Smith was the oldest daughter of James Franklin "Frank" Lumpkins and his wife, Anna Lou "Annie" Grimes Lumpkins.
Mary was the paternal granddaughter of James Marvin and Sarah Malinda Springer Lumpkins, both of whom were native Tennesseans.
In time, Mary and W. E. Smith became the parents of seven children: Claudie Lorene, Noble Franklin, Douglas Womack, Ruby Gladys, Hoyte, Anna Rebecca and James Lindsey Smith.
Along with her two children, Hoyte and Anna Rebecca, Mary died in the Flu Epidemic of 1919. She, Hoyt and Rebecca share a common grave at Cedar Hill Cemetery near Pleasant Point in Lawrence Co., Tennessee.
@MAH 2009
Sources:
1900, 1910 U. S. Federal Census
Tennessee State Marriages, 1780-2002
Tennessee, Death Records, 1908-1958
Headstone Photo
Family History
Mary was the paternal granddaughter of James Marvin and Sarah Malinda Springer Lumpkins, both of whom were native Tennesseans.
In time, Mary and W. E. Smith became the parents of seven children: Claudie Lorene, Noble Franklin, Douglas Womack, Ruby Gladys, Hoyte, Anna Rebecca and James Lindsey Smith.
Along with her two children, Hoyte and Anna Rebecca, Mary died in the Flu Epidemic of 1919. She, Hoyt and Rebecca share a common grave at Cedar Hill Cemetery near Pleasant Point in Lawrence Co., Tennessee.
@MAH 2009
Sources:
1900, 1910 U. S. Federal Census
Tennessee State Marriages, 1780-2002
Tennessee, Death Records, 1908-1958
Headstone Photo
Family History
Mary C. Lumpkins Smith was the second wife of Wiley Edward (W. E.) Smith whom she married 02 Dec 1900 in Lawrence Co., Tennessee. Mrs. Smith was the oldest daughter of James Franklin "Frank" Lumpkins and his wife, Anna Lou "Annie" Grimes Lumpkins.
Mary was the paternal granddaughter of James Marvin and Sarah Malinda Springer Lumpkins, both of whom were native Tennesseans.
In time, Mary and W. E. Smith became the parents of seven children: Claudie Lorene, Noble Franklin, Douglas Womack, Ruby Gladys, Hoyte, Anna Rebecca and James Lindsey Smith.
Along with her two children, Hoyte and Anna Rebecca, Mary died in the Flu Epidemic of 1919. She, Hoyt and Rebecca share a common grave at Cedar Hill Cemetery near Pleasant Point in Lawrence Co., Tennessee.
@MAH 2009
Sources:
1900, 1910 U. S. Federal Census
Tennessee State Marriages, 1780-2002
Tennessee, Death Records, 1908-1958
Headstone Photo
Family History
Mary was the paternal granddaughter of James Marvin and Sarah Malinda Springer Lumpkins, both of whom were native Tennesseans.
In time, Mary and W. E. Smith became the parents of seven children: Claudie Lorene, Noble Franklin, Douglas Womack, Ruby Gladys, Hoyte, Anna Rebecca and James Lindsey Smith.
Along with her two children, Hoyte and Anna Rebecca, Mary died in the Flu Epidemic of 1919. She, Hoyt and Rebecca share a common grave at Cedar Hill Cemetery near Pleasant Point in Lawrence Co., Tennessee.
@MAH 2009
Sources:
1900, 1910 U. S. Federal Census
Tennessee State Marriages, 1780-2002
Tennessee, Death Records, 1908-1958
Headstone Photo
Family History
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