She was the wife of John B. Smith, mother of James R. Smith, Carrie L. Smith Folks, Magnolia I. Smith Paige, Annie L. Smith, Charles W. Smith, Marshall L. Smith, John W. Smith, Susie M. Smith, Robert L. Smith, Glayds H. Smith Knighton, Elizabeth R. Smith Floyd and Virgil E. Smith.
Grandma was known as "Pete and Peter" She was fifty years ten months and twenty-two days old when she crossed over on Good Friday. Ah! such a ripe age for living. She was my grandmother on my mother's side of the family, my mother was nine and a half years old when my grandmother passed away.
Momma didn't talk about her mother that much, but she did tell me a little bit about her memories of her...She said she was a sweet lady and loved her daddy Pa Bell. She would sit with the little children and share yellow meat watermelon and eat pecans and they would make homemade icecream and she would have my mother sitting on her lap while she told stories about her eleven sister and four brothers... Momma also remembered how she loved porkchops with a passion....
I have pictures of when she was being buried. My granpa and my uncles dug her grave in the Watkinsville cemetery in Georgia .
She was the wife of John B. Smith, mother of James R. Smith, Carrie L. Smith Folks, Magnolia I. Smith Paige, Annie L. Smith, Charles W. Smith, Marshall L. Smith, John W. Smith, Susie M. Smith, Robert L. Smith, Glayds H. Smith Knighton, Elizabeth R. Smith Floyd and Virgil E. Smith.
Grandma was known as "Pete and Peter" She was fifty years ten months and twenty-two days old when she crossed over on Good Friday. Ah! such a ripe age for living. She was my grandmother on my mother's side of the family, my mother was nine and a half years old when my grandmother passed away.
Momma didn't talk about her mother that much, but she did tell me a little bit about her memories of her...She said she was a sweet lady and loved her daddy Pa Bell. She would sit with the little children and share yellow meat watermelon and eat pecans and they would make homemade icecream and she would have my mother sitting on her lap while she told stories about her eleven sister and four brothers... Momma also remembered how she loved porkchops with a passion....
I have pictures of when she was being buried. My granpa and my uncles dug her grave in the Watkinsville cemetery in Georgia .
Family Members
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James Roy Smith
1905–1997
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Carrie Lou Smith Folks
1906–1997
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Magnolia Ila Smith Paige
1908–1995
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Anna Laura Smith
1909–1911
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Marshall Lonnie Smith
1911–2000
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Francis Charles Smith
1912–1956
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John Wesley Smith
1914–1976
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Susie Mae Smith
1917–1979
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Robert Lee Smith
1920–1920
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Gladys Hodgson Smith Knighton
1923–1979
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Elizabeth Ruth Smith Floyd
1925–2001
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Virgil Edward Smith
1929–2009
