Note: William was born as William Smith Hiddle. His brother John Smith Hiddle and sister Isabella Smith Hiddle all came to the Southern States of America, mainly Mobile, AL and New Orleans LA. They changed their names (reversed them) to William Hiddle Smith, John Hiddle Smith and Isabella Hiddle Smith. John and Isabella are buried in New Orleans. William lived and worked in New Orleans and retires to San Pedro, CA.
William Hiddle Smith, Cmd Sgt., Co. 'C' Infantry / 2nd Nitre* Bureau, Mississippi, Confederate States Army
(*Nitre bureau is thought to be definded as an outfit that mined and manufactured ingrediants for gunpowder and explosives)
Born: Aug 1833 Scotland
Died: 5 June 1915 San Pedro
Wife was Virginia Smith; parents David & Mary Smith, b Scotland;
He was given a Southern Cross of Honor in 1912 by the Gen Joe Wheeler SCV Camp # 1357 Long Beach CA
Enlisted in 1861; Dischared 1865; former member of SCV in New Mexico and resided in California for eight years.
William Hiddle Smith, Cmd Sgt., Co. 'C' Infantry / 2nd Nitre* Bureau, Mississippi, Confederate States Army
(*Nitre bureau is thought to be definded as an outfit that mined and manufactured ingrediants for gunpowder and explosives)
Born: Aug 1833 Scotland
Died: 5 June 1915 San Pedro
Wife was Virginia Smith; parents David & Mary Smith, b Scotland;
He was given a Southern Cross of Honor in 1912 by the Gen Joe Wheeler SCV Camp # 1357 Long Beach CA
Enlisted in 1861; Dischared 1865; former member of SCV in New Mexico and resided in California for eight years.
Note: William was born as William Smith Hiddle. His brother John Smith Hiddle and sister Isabella Smith Hiddle all came to the Southern States of America, mainly Mobile, AL and New Orleans LA. They changed their names (reversed them) to William Hiddle Smith, John Hiddle Smith and Isabella Hiddle Smith. John and Isabella are buried in New Orleans. William lived and worked in New Orleans and retires to San Pedro, CA.
William Hiddle Smith, Cmd Sgt., Co. 'C' Infantry / 2nd Nitre* Bureau, Mississippi, Confederate States Army
(*Nitre bureau is thought to be definded as an outfit that mined and manufactured ingrediants for gunpowder and explosives)
Born: Aug 1833 Scotland
Died: 5 June 1915 San Pedro
Wife was Virginia Smith; parents David & Mary Smith, b Scotland;
He was given a Southern Cross of Honor in 1912 by the Gen Joe Wheeler SCV Camp # 1357 Long Beach CA
Enlisted in 1861; Dischared 1865; former member of SCV in New Mexico and resided in California for eight years.
William Hiddle Smith, Cmd Sgt., Co. 'C' Infantry / 2nd Nitre* Bureau, Mississippi, Confederate States Army
(*Nitre bureau is thought to be definded as an outfit that mined and manufactured ingrediants for gunpowder and explosives)
Born: Aug 1833 Scotland
Died: 5 June 1915 San Pedro
Wife was Virginia Smith; parents David & Mary Smith, b Scotland;
He was given a Southern Cross of Honor in 1912 by the Gen Joe Wheeler SCV Camp # 1357 Long Beach CA
Enlisted in 1861; Dischared 1865; former member of SCV in New Mexico and resided in California for eight years.
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