Son of Richard and Abigail (Raper) Smith. Married Jane Kirbride on Feb. 28, 1719 in Fallsington Meeting, Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia
"On the 13th instant, after a short illness, died at Burlington, in the 56th year of his age, Samuel Smith, Esq; a worthy and useful member of the Community. At an early period in life he was called to act in its service as a Representative in the General Assembly of New Jersey, and one of the Provincial Treasurers, and afterwards appointed to a seat in the King's Council. In the several stations he acquitted himself with ability, integrity, and an unblemished reputation; nor was his character less respectable, when considered as a member of the religious society of the people called Quakers, in whose burial ground his remains were interred the 15th instant, attended by a large number of relations, neighbours and friends who loved and affirmed him whilst living, and paid this last tribute of their regard with solemn sincerity."
Dunlap's Pennsylvania Packet or, the General Advertiser. Monday, Jul 22, 1776, Philadelphia, PA. Vol. V, Issue 248, Page 4
Philadelphia
"On the 13th instant, after a short illness, died at Burlington, in the 56th year of his age, Samuel Smith, Esq; a worthy and useful member of the Community. At an early period in life he was called to act in its service as a Representative in the General Assembly of New Jersey, and one of the Provincial Treasurers, and afterwards appointed to a seat in the King's Council. In the several stations he acquitted himself with ability, integrity, and an unblemished reputation; nor was his character less respectable, when considered as a member of the religious society of the people called Quakers, in whose burial ground his remains were interred the 15th instant, attended by a large number of relations, neighbours and friends who loved and affirmed him whilst living, and paid this last tribute of their regard with solemn sincerity."
Dunlap's Pennsylvania Packet or, the General Advertiser. Monday, Jul 22, 1776, Philadelphia, PA. Vol. V, Issue 248, Page 4
Son of Richard and Abigail (Raper) Smith. Married Jane Kirbride on Feb. 28, 1719 in Fallsington Meeting, Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia
"On the 13th instant, after a short illness, died at Burlington, in the 56th year of his age, Samuel Smith, Esq; a worthy and useful member of the Community. At an early period in life he was called to act in its service as a Representative in the General Assembly of New Jersey, and one of the Provincial Treasurers, and afterwards appointed to a seat in the King's Council. In the several stations he acquitted himself with ability, integrity, and an unblemished reputation; nor was his character less respectable, when considered as a member of the religious society of the people called Quakers, in whose burial ground his remains were interred the 15th instant, attended by a large number of relations, neighbours and friends who loved and affirmed him whilst living, and paid this last tribute of their regard with solemn sincerity."
Dunlap's Pennsylvania Packet or, the General Advertiser. Monday, Jul 22, 1776, Philadelphia, PA. Vol. V, Issue 248, Page 4
Philadelphia
"On the 13th instant, after a short illness, died at Burlington, in the 56th year of his age, Samuel Smith, Esq; a worthy and useful member of the Community. At an early period in life he was called to act in its service as a Representative in the General Assembly of New Jersey, and one of the Provincial Treasurers, and afterwards appointed to a seat in the King's Council. In the several stations he acquitted himself with ability, integrity, and an unblemished reputation; nor was his character less respectable, when considered as a member of the religious society of the people called Quakers, in whose burial ground his remains were interred the 15th instant, attended by a large number of relations, neighbours and friends who loved and affirmed him whilst living, and paid this last tribute of their regard with solemn sincerity."
Dunlap's Pennsylvania Packet or, the General Advertiser. Monday, Jul 22, 1776, Philadelphia, PA. Vol. V, Issue 248, Page 4
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