Buried in plot 466M with the family of William H. Smith. His/her initials are inscribed on the same stone as William's first wife, M.E.S. (Mary E.Sytz).
No entry for C.T. Smith could be found in the cemetery database. I am linking this unknown burial to William H. Smith and Mary Sytz as possible parents to keep this person with the others who are buried in lot 466. However, another possibility is that this individual is William's second wife, as the 1865 census tells us he was married three times.
No entry for C.T. Smith could be found in the cemetery database. I am linking this unknown burial to William H. Smith and Mary Sytz as possible parents to keep this person with the others who are buried in lot 466. However, another possibility is that this individual is William's second wife, as the 1865 census tells us he was married three times.
Buried in plot 466M with the family of William H. Smith. His/her initials are inscribed on the same stone as William's first wife, M.E.S. (Mary E.Sytz).
No entry for C.T. Smith could be found in the cemetery database. I am linking this unknown burial to William H. Smith and Mary Sytz as possible parents to keep this person with the others who are buried in lot 466. However, another possibility is that this individual is William's second wife, as the 1865 census tells us he was married three times.
No entry for C.T. Smith could be found in the cemetery database. I am linking this unknown burial to William H. Smith and Mary Sytz as possible parents to keep this person with the others who are buried in lot 466. However, another possibility is that this individual is William's second wife, as the 1865 census tells us he was married three times.
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