Born in Asphodel Township in Peterborough (then a part of Northumberland) County, Ontario.
Married Edward Smith at St. Johns Church in Port Hope, Ontario on February 1, 1842.
EUPHEMIA SMITH'S ILLNESS
The Semi Weekly Advertiser, Tiffen, Ohio
March 25, 1892, Page 1
LIBERTY - BETTSVILLE: Mr. & Mrs. Austin [sic - should be Owston] of Allegheny, Pennsylvania are at the bedside of his sister Mrs. Colonel Smith.
EUPHEMIA SMITH'S DEATH ANNOUNCEMENT
The Semi Weekly Advertiser, Tiffen, Ohio
April 1, 1892, Page 1
Bettsville: The body of Mrs Colonel E. Smith was taken to Fostoria Saturday for interment. A large number of her friends accompanied the remains.
She had two sons:
Charles Edward Smith
Henry B. Smith
Married Edward Smith at St. Johns Church in Port Hope, Ontario on February 1, 1842.
EUPHEMIA SMITH'S ILLNESS
The Semi Weekly Advertiser, Tiffen, Ohio
March 25, 1892, Page 1
LIBERTY - BETTSVILLE: Mr. & Mrs. Austin [sic - should be Owston] of Allegheny, Pennsylvania are at the bedside of his sister Mrs. Colonel Smith.
EUPHEMIA SMITH'S DEATH ANNOUNCEMENT
The Semi Weekly Advertiser, Tiffen, Ohio
April 1, 1892, Page 1
Bettsville: The body of Mrs Colonel E. Smith was taken to Fostoria Saturday for interment. A large number of her friends accompanied the remains.
She had two sons:
Charles Edward Smith
Henry B. Smith
Born in Asphodel Township in Peterborough (then a part of Northumberland) County, Ontario.
Married Edward Smith at St. Johns Church in Port Hope, Ontario on February 1, 1842.
EUPHEMIA SMITH'S ILLNESS
The Semi Weekly Advertiser, Tiffen, Ohio
March 25, 1892, Page 1
LIBERTY - BETTSVILLE: Mr. & Mrs. Austin [sic - should be Owston] of Allegheny, Pennsylvania are at the bedside of his sister Mrs. Colonel Smith.
EUPHEMIA SMITH'S DEATH ANNOUNCEMENT
The Semi Weekly Advertiser, Tiffen, Ohio
April 1, 1892, Page 1
Bettsville: The body of Mrs Colonel E. Smith was taken to Fostoria Saturday for interment. A large number of her friends accompanied the remains.
She had two sons:
Charles Edward Smith
Henry B. Smith
Married Edward Smith at St. Johns Church in Port Hope, Ontario on February 1, 1842.
EUPHEMIA SMITH'S ILLNESS
The Semi Weekly Advertiser, Tiffen, Ohio
March 25, 1892, Page 1
LIBERTY - BETTSVILLE: Mr. & Mrs. Austin [sic - should be Owston] of Allegheny, Pennsylvania are at the bedside of his sister Mrs. Colonel Smith.
EUPHEMIA SMITH'S DEATH ANNOUNCEMENT
The Semi Weekly Advertiser, Tiffen, Ohio
April 1, 1892, Page 1
Bettsville: The body of Mrs Colonel E. Smith was taken to Fostoria Saturday for interment. A large number of her friends accompanied the remains.
She had two sons:
Charles Edward Smith
Henry B. Smith
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